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Old 23rd Mar 2004, 09:50
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callsign "REACH"

Hi all, just wondering,who uses the callsign "reach"? usually its an American-sounding voice,so i guess its either a US airline or military,but have heard a lot lately,and its not one i've come across before...

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It is used by a particular empire's air force transport flights.
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Callsign 'REACH'

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Reach as 'Low Cost End' advised is AMC of the USAF. Normally they are a C-5 Galaxy transport aircraft, sometimes, but not that often now they can be a C-141 Starlifter.....

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they are also c130's
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Also C-17 or civillian airlines operating charters for USAF
ATA ,UPS ,Kalitta,Polar, Atlas and Miami Airways to name a few

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'Reach' is the generic callsign of any aircraft operating within, or on behalf of, Air Mobility Command of the USAF. It is not tied to any particular aircraft type. It can also be used by combat aircraft when accompanied by AAR tankers during the deployment phase of overseas operations or exercises, in exactly the same way as 'Ascot' is used by UK military aircraft.
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