that oxygen lines are routed away from potential fire sources. As a result of this incident, the ARB also began to pay close attention to the fire resistance of aircraft fittings and furnishings due to their potential to form major hazards in oxygen-fed inflight fires. The flight deck crew, Captain Basil Bradshaw and First Officer Bernard Sedgwick, subsequently received the Queen's Commendation for Valuable Service in the Air, while the cabin crew were commended for their action during the emergency. The citation for the Queen's Award stated that "the crew displayed a high standard of airmanship in circumstances which could have had very serious consequences". Other Laker Airways operations Laker Airways was an airline based in the Bahamas to which Sir Freddie Laker lent his name and operational expertise. The airline was established in 1992 with financial assistance from Oscar Wyatt, a Texas oilman and business partner of Sir Freddie Laker. The fleet comprised two Boeing 727-200 Advanced narrow-bodied jet aircraft. According to the Official Airline Guide (OAG), in 1994 the airline was operating scheduled nonstop service between Freeport, Bahamas and Baltimore, Maryland, Birmingham, Alabama, Chicago, Illinois (via Chicago O'Hare Airport), Cincinnati, Ohio, Fort Lauderdale, Florida, Greenville, South Carolina, Memphis, Tennessee, Raleigh, North Carolina, Richmond, Virginia and West Palm Beach, Florida. By 1995, the OAG listed nonstop Laker service between Freeport and these same US cities with the exception of Birmingham, Greenville and Memphis with new nonstop flights being operated between Freeport and Cleveland, Ohio and Hartford, Connecticut. Laker Airways (Bahamas) was wound up in 2005. Laker Airways, Inc was a US-registered airline Sir Freddie Laker co-owned with Oscar Wyatt. The company commenced operations in April 1996 with a leased fleet of four McDonnell Douglas DC-10-30 widebodied jets and 300 employees. Twice-weekly low-fare, high-quality scheduled services linking Fort Lauderdale in Florida with London Gatwick were inaugurated on 5 July 1996, followed by similar services linking Orlando with Manchester and Glasgow Prestwick. These flights featured an executive class with leather seats, seat back TVs and inflight catering marketed as Regency Class Service. A daily Miami–Gatwick service was to start in March 1997. Laker Airways, Inc ceased operations in 1998. Laker Airways Limited was incorporated as a Company in England and Wales in June 2013 and was a division of a larger aviation training, recruitment and consultancy firm. The company was registered at offices near to Liverpool John Lennon Airport. The company