Euravia (London)  - formed on 1 December 1961 as independent airline to focus in the operation of ITs with financial backing of Universal Sky Tours. Three Connies, two 049 and one 149, were purchased from El Al and converted to high-density 82 seaters by the Israeli Aircraft Industries (IAI). The first Air craft was delivered on 12 April 1962 and entered service on 5 May. By 15 May, all three aircraft were in service. On 1 September 1962, Skyways of London with their fleet of three 749A Freighters and 3 Yorks was acquired. By 5 October Skyways' operations had been integrated and medium to long-haul passenger and freight charters were also added.

G-ALAL seen on approach to Palma in September 1964.

During the winter 1962-1963, two further 049s were purchased. Euravia averaged 45 return flights per week during 1964, compared with an average of 35 per week the previous season. On 16 August 1964, with the purchase of six Britannia, the airline was renamed Britannia Airways. The Connies which continued to operate under the Euravia brand, were gradually phased out during 1965. The last Connie was withdrawn from use and sold in August 1965.