Global callsign
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On 1st April, when JMC Airlines became Thomas Cook Airlines UK, they changed their callsign to “Globe”. It’s not “Global” but it’s close and would explain its recent appearance. Is it definitely “Global”?
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For real melodrama I beleive the US mil have also "registered" the callsign "Death" - as used by the B2 last summer coming in to RIAT at Fairford as Death 71
Seems a little overy dramatic to me but it takes all sorts .....
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Seems a little overy dramatic to me but it takes all sorts .....
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Actually heard alot of americans with 'taki' or 'attack' recently too - or something like that... Heard a dozen going south west from italy in the middle of the night about 6 weeks ago.....