"Firing" a Plane

[donnlass]

From TAS Manchester:

EMB-135BJ Legacy G-SUGA arrived early morning as EDC702P and was ‘fired’ a couple of hours later as EDC702.

What does this mean exactly?

Thanks lots

[dixi188]

I think it is a typo.

Should be "Filed" as in a flight plan.

[Deep and fast]

May be a reference to who owns it!

G SUGA your fired.

D and F

[poss]

May be a reference to who owns it!

G SUGA your fired.

D and F

Haha good catch, wouldn't surprise me!

[donnlass]

I think it is a typo.

Should be "Filed" as in a flight plan.

Sounds logical.

Thanks

[reportyourlevel]

I don't think it is a typo, particularly as they have used the quote marks. As Deep and Fast says it's a reference to the owner (albeit a bit oblique). Look here, then here and you might be able to piece it together.