Terry Saward : Cargo / Cargo Training
Sadly we have heard that Terry passed away on the 19th December 2020 aged 71. Sadly we understand he had contracted Covid19. Our sincere condolences go out to his family, friends and former colleagues.
Service details
Terry's service was held in January 2021.
Donations in Terry's memory can be made to Age UK here
Service details
Terry's service was held in January 2021.
Donations in Terry's memory can be made to Age UK here
Terry Remembered
From Vic Attwood
Terry joined the company as an export clerk at Gatwick, he went on to become a cargo trainer specialising in Dangerous Goods training for the BCal cargo network. When the CAA required courses to be approved by them BCal undertook training for other organisations which provided lucrative income for BCal. When BA acquired BCal Terry along with Basil Ellis, another of our Dangerous Goods trainers set up a training organisation and provided 3rd party training for airlines and organisations on a world wide basis. RIP Terry
From David Clark
Sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. I knew him from his Export cargo days through to when he set up his own training organisation. He was a really nice guy. RIP. My condolences to his family and friends.
From Phil Bowell
Very sad to hear of the loss of Terry. Terry was one of the really good guys in BCAL who literally kept us flying. In DFW and JFK whilst I was there, Terry came over and did initial and recurrent dangerous Goods and Cargo training and made us the professional organisation we were. This was especially true when we got the 747 Combi flying on the New York route. It was not only new to the BCAL fleet but was the first Combi on the UK register so there was a lot to learn. When David Coltman and Vic Attwood managed to get the commercial rights to carry livestock, Terry once again came into his own as there really was a tremendous amount to learn about carrying horses on the main passenger deck. This assisted in making the NYC route the commercial success it undoubtedly was. RIP Terry - a sound Cargo man.
From John Ruzich: Sad news. May he Rest In Peace.
From Caron Phillips: RIP my condolences to his family and friends
From Trevor Fisher: RIP Terry good guy
From Ray Bridgman
Terry was indeed a thoroughly nice chap. Had lots of contact with him as a Cargo Agent when I was a Load Planner. Also at the Crown, Turners Hill, which his parents used to run. RIP Terry.
From Andy Nimmo: Such a big loss. We had great cargo trainers. Thoughts are with friends and family.
From Jim Will: RIP Terry.
From Sally Simmonds: Very sorry to hear the sad news.
From Maria Shaw: So sorry to hear. Terry was at IAH often back in our great BCal days. Such a nice guy. RIP
From Coreen Wilcox: So sorry. Rest in peace Terry. Condolences to his family and friends x
From Penelope Dudley: So very sorry to hear this RIP Terry xx
From John Bailey: Farewell Terry....RIP
If you would like to leave a message in remembrance please drop me a line anytime at BCalatribute@outlook.com
Condolences have also been extended by:
Dave Thaxter, Suzun Edmead, John Lyons, Susie Douglas-Smith, Tricia Riley, Jack Williams, Ian Plumridge, Tina Harvey, Julie Nuttall, Riaz Butt, Liz Rogers, Kris Massie, Robert Wainwright, Lindsay Smith, Jenny Thomas, Sylvia Murphy, John R Potter
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From Vic Attwood
Terry joined the company as an export clerk at Gatwick, he went on to become a cargo trainer specialising in Dangerous Goods training for the BCal cargo network. When the CAA required courses to be approved by them BCal undertook training for other organisations which provided lucrative income for BCal. When BA acquired BCal Terry along with Basil Ellis, another of our Dangerous Goods trainers set up a training organisation and provided 3rd party training for airlines and organisations on a world wide basis. RIP Terry
From David Clark
Sorry to hear of Terry’s passing. I knew him from his Export cargo days through to when he set up his own training organisation. He was a really nice guy. RIP. My condolences to his family and friends.
From Phil Bowell
Very sad to hear of the loss of Terry. Terry was one of the really good guys in BCAL who literally kept us flying. In DFW and JFK whilst I was there, Terry came over and did initial and recurrent dangerous Goods and Cargo training and made us the professional organisation we were. This was especially true when we got the 747 Combi flying on the New York route. It was not only new to the BCAL fleet but was the first Combi on the UK register so there was a lot to learn. When David Coltman and Vic Attwood managed to get the commercial rights to carry livestock, Terry once again came into his own as there really was a tremendous amount to learn about carrying horses on the main passenger deck. This assisted in making the NYC route the commercial success it undoubtedly was. RIP Terry - a sound Cargo man.
From John Ruzich: Sad news. May he Rest In Peace.
From Caron Phillips: RIP my condolences to his family and friends
From Trevor Fisher: RIP Terry good guy
From Ray Bridgman
Terry was indeed a thoroughly nice chap. Had lots of contact with him as a Cargo Agent when I was a Load Planner. Also at the Crown, Turners Hill, which his parents used to run. RIP Terry.
From Andy Nimmo: Such a big loss. We had great cargo trainers. Thoughts are with friends and family.
From Jim Will: RIP Terry.
From Sally Simmonds: Very sorry to hear the sad news.
From Maria Shaw: So sorry to hear. Terry was at IAH often back in our great BCal days. Such a nice guy. RIP
From Coreen Wilcox: So sorry. Rest in peace Terry. Condolences to his family and friends x
From Penelope Dudley: So very sorry to hear this RIP Terry xx
From John Bailey: Farewell Terry....RIP
If you would like to leave a message in remembrance please drop me a line anytime at BCalatribute@outlook.com
Condolences have also been extended by:
Dave Thaxter, Suzun Edmead, John Lyons, Susie Douglas-Smith, Tricia Riley, Jack Williams, Ian Plumridge, Tina Harvey, Julie Nuttall, Riaz Butt, Liz Rogers, Kris Massie, Robert Wainwright, Lindsay Smith, Jenny Thomas, Sylvia Murphy, John R Potter
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