Strange callsign

[snafu]

Not sure. All I know is from our flight safety mag 'Cockpit' that a 'Diana' callsign had a close encounter with one of our stovies a few years ago. Stovie lost the radome almost up to his feet and the F16 lost a foot or so of stabilator!

Neither of them saw each other!!

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Fly Navy
Dig Army
Eat Crab

[Diesel8]

Who is "Jetset", heard them a couple of times going to the Caribbean?

[Wycombe]

Diesel:

I'm sure Capt PPrune would be proud to answer that for you, but I will beat him to
it:

"Jetset" is Air 2000 of the UK, flight code
AMM (geddit). Large scheduled/charter operator with A320/321, B757/767.

Cheers

[Diesel8]

Thanks Wycombe.
Imagine, I could have been hearing the "captain" on the r/t. Cool!

[SilentHandover]

Blackadder bomb around all over the south i think he is based in Plymouth it's a PA31 the trigraph for them is MOU(stache).

[Luftwaffle]

Here is a site for looking up operator callsigns.
http://www.faa.gov/atpubs/CNT/3-3.HTM

It helps if you know the three-letter designator, but if you don't you can guess the first letter and then use your browser's search function for the name or callsign.