Funny aircraft registrations

[Flyingscarecrow]

Yeah, that third one should be G-FUKN

[Speedbreak]

Seen in FIH, DRC

I saw in Kinshasa, DRC a VIP Bac1-11 registered 3C-QRF

For who knows the Q-codes, QRF is a bad meaning...

Hey VIPs don't board!

Speedbreak

Also....

Some Corsair's B747 reg:flying to Sunny, Sexy St Martin:

F-GSEA
F-GSEX (sexy lips on the fuselage)
F-GSUN
F-GSKY

http://www.airliners.net/open.file/377321/M/

Or laso: F-HJAC



Speedbreak

[jonathang]

Ryanair have two.

EI-CNT

EI-DAD

[Flash0710]

Suggested my mate got G-OFAG for his Bulldog but he has gone for G-RAIG

Nothing a bit of tape won't fix

[iceman51]

Someone reported I-BUST, and ... here it is on airliners.net:

http://www.airliners.net./Airliners_net_image.file?filename=3/9/0/404093.jpg&ZyXtCe=MjIwMDM3&id=

I would recommend every body to send the above link to the AZ's C.E.O.!

It might be that he will finally recognise the financial situation of his company just before touchdown ...



But Alitalia had also

an A300B4-203 registered

I-BUSH

here on airliners net:
http://www.airliners.net./open.file/247330/L/

a C-47 in the '50s registered

I-LORD

as well as a CV-440-81 registered

I-DOVE

and the following Vickers Viscounts

I-LAKE, I-LIFE, I-LIFT (what?), I-LILI (might be Marlene?)

and now they fly a A-320-214 registered

I-BIKE

here on airliners.net:
http://www.airliners.net/open.file/300350/L/

whereas in the early '50s the former L.A.I. - Linee Aeree Italiane flew these DC-6s:

I-LADY, I-LAND, I-LEAD, I-LIKE, I-LINE, I-LOVE, I-LUCK and I-LYNX

[His dudeness]

The Bertelsmann Book Company owns
D-BERT and D-BOOK (FA50´s)

D-IXIE is a KA F90
D-IVER is/was a Twotter for Skydivers...
D-IFUN was a KA90
D-CASH was a Citation 5
D-CHEF was aLear 35
D-COCO was a Lear 35
D-COOL was/is a Lear 55
D-CMAD is a Lear 55
D-CBAD was a Lear 60
D-BEST is a Falcon 2000

[markwinterb]

Helicopter

G-WIZZ - was a jetranger long ago in the mid eighties.

It crashed at EGNM one afternoon approaching the GA Apron

[gobfa]

Very first flight July 1967, BHX/JER on BEA Viscount G-APOX, raised a laugh as also the nickname for the local bike.

[DX Wombat]

If I've already posted this on here my apologies. I have looked but didn't see it and I know I posted it somewhere
Seen At Sherburn, G-OLOW a helicopter looking rather like the one Whirlybird flies.

[BobAgg]

Once saw a German Cessna with the reg. D-EEFY, which for us Scots means Deaf!

Bob

[cloudancer100]

Tempting fate.

The one time airport manager at Baginton used to own a Taylor Monoplane registered G-BDNG which everyone used to interpret as 'Berdong...' !

[Buster the Bear]

G-BEAR was a 'Toy balloon'. Full of hot air, just like me, an old gas bag!

[kookabat]

To go with the D-AIRY I have already seen somewhere in the mountain of posts above:
There's a meatbombing aircraft with rego VH-MOO. Seen at Bankstown and Wollongong every now and then.
Adam

[TIMTS]

Stumbled over aSID/DP named GIWMI 4W during my instrument rating...

[mmeteesside]

Here at Teesside we have an R22 reg'd G-WIZY!

mmeteesside
MME Movements

[wingzakimbo]

The first couple of B777 BA had delivered were registered G-ZZZA, B etc. During the European cup, and the hype surrounding Paul Gascoigne, G-ZZZA was for a short while changed to GAZZZA

[Speedbreak]

Seen at FZAA....


9Q- CON (For who understand french....)

[48Navigator]

Swedish Beech Baron was once SE-EXY

... and a Finnish single engine OH-NOU

[ShyTorque]

"G-WIZZ - was a jetranger long ago in the mid eighties.

It crashed at EGNM one afternoon approaching the GA Apron"


G-WIZZ was obviously rebuilt as it is still flying, serviced at EGLK.

[uy707]

Some I remember
In addition to the well known DC.10s from Britain such as NIUK/MULL/DCIO courtesy BR then BA and GSKY (GK) together with L.1011 Air Classic G-IOII, let me offer
-I-BUSH an AZ A300B4, G.Bush senior was the president of the USA
-F-BVUS for Belle Vacherie US / US nice piece of cr*p
a once Cannes based Piper Cherokee 4
-I-ITAL, Hansa Jet, Aliserio
-D-BOOM, Fairchild 27, Wirtschaftflug
-D-BOBY, Fokker 27, WDL
-G-UESS, a private Citation
-G-AMOO, a British Eagle Viscount, nicknamed the Flying Cow
-HB-VGE, a Falcon 20
-F-BVGE, an A300 first opb AF then IT both standing for former french prez Valery Giscard d'Estaing's initials
more to come ...
Alain