Douglas DC-4 G-APID of Trans Mweridian at Liverpool, 31.12.1963. Trans Meridian (not to be confused with the later Trans Meridian which operated DC-7F's) was a family airline with just the one aircraft.  The Father &amp; Son were Captain &amp; F/O while the Mum &amp; Daughter were the cabin staff when required.  This aircraft was used to haul lamb carcases from Dublin to Milan from Monday to Friday.  It would ferry in to Liverpool Friday afternoon/evening, seats &amp; carpets would be installed and Friday night through to Monday morning it would operate IT Charter Flights to southern Europe.  Then the seats &amp; carpets would come out again and it would ferry to Dublin to start all over again.  I recall we always had to give the cabin staff 5 minutes notice of passenger boarding so they could walk up &amp; down the cabin with an industrial size can or air freshener!!!
Ken Fielding
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