REQ: airline operator codes/designators
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REQ: airline operator codes/designators
I have previously accessed Eurocontrol's website database to search for airline operators 3 letter codes/designators.
eg NJE = Net Jets Europe; BAW= British Airways etc.
But I can no longer find the link on their site.
Can anyone help with a shortcut?
eg NJE = Net Jets Europe; BAW= British Airways etc.
But I can no longer find the link on their site.
Can anyone help with a shortcut?
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Try this eigjb. Airline and airport codes.
Airline Codes :: Find every airline code in the world
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Airline Codes :: Find every airline code in the world
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The site you were using it was this one:
https://extranet.eurocontrol.int/htt...nt/indicators/
However when the above one is out of service, this one here its also updated monthly and very accurate: (also drinks data daily from ICAO DOC8585)
https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publ...bs/CNT/3-3.htm
Hope it helps
https://extranet.eurocontrol.int/htt...nt/indicators/
However when the above one is out of service, this one here its also updated monthly and very accurate: (also drinks data daily from ICAO DOC8585)
https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/publ...bs/CNT/3-3.htm
Hope it helps
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Thanks for the FAA linky, much more browsable than the ( still hiding ) Eurocontrol site.
Always interesting how imaginative some operators are in creating RT callsigns versus others.
I'm sure no controller is grateful for AEROEJECUTIVOS, ANIMAL FLIGHTS or BRA-TRANSPAEREOS.
Whereas GHERKIN, BADLANDS and BARBIE are catchier.
Always interesting how imaginative some operators are in creating RT callsigns versus others.
I'm sure no controller is grateful for AEROEJECUTIVOS, ANIMAL FLIGHTS or BRA-TRANSPAEREOS.
Whereas GHERKIN, BADLANDS and BARBIE are catchier.