Randolph Fields

American businessman (1952–1997)

Randolph Fields (29 December 1952 in Santa Monica, California – 24 February 1997 in Jersey, Channel Islands) was an Anglo-American lawyer who founded British Atlantic Airways, which later became Virgin Atlantic. After differences with Richard Branson, Fields sold his share of Virgin Atlantic in 1985, becoming a sterling millionaire.²

From Wikipedia’s article on Randolph Fields (this version), CC BY-SA 4.0.

Born Dec 29, 1952, died Feb 24, 1997.¹