Funny aircraft registrations
 

Anyone ever takes notice of aircraft registrations and that they sometimes inadvertently spell out a word or have a meaning?

Last week I saw a plane with OK-EGO as it's registration lol.
I also once saw an LH aircraft with D-AHLU as it's registration. In my language that means "stick/place it in!"
:ok:

Piper Seneca EI-EIO

Airclues

Better still, try doing it with an N number...

I saw a Mooney registered as N10WN

(Written as I OWN)

Somebody managed to register G-ONAD. Don't what type or if it's still about.

G-ONAD - CESSNA 421C

Was sold to portugal in 1988

http://www.caa.co.uk/srg/aircraft_re...nfo/search.asp

New Air Atlanta Icelandic 747-300 will carry the reg :

TF-ARS

BA had/has G-BUSH

G-GRRR is a Bulldog....

Seen recently

A6AIN


Seen years ago in Oz


N133LE

The Aeroclub where i fly a C152, G-BNUT

There is a DG-500M in SA which used to have the registration of: D-KLAP

To Nerik
 

Sorry to correct you, but there is no aircraft with D-AHLU at LH. There is one registered D-AILU (A319). ;)

So long, DBate

In PNG, we had "Obscene Airways" collectively known as
P2-COC, P2-BOX and P2_TIT. Italy has an I-Fu*k (Honest)
and the UK has a few that slipped thro the net ... G-ONAD, as has been spotted, was one. G-BOLX (C172) was another.
No doubt, the spottas amongst you, will have a few more.
Oh, yes G-ROWL a pup from memory.....could be wrong.

Saw a Global Express in Male ...........I-LOVE
30 million dollar way to say I love someone.

Now you want funny names for places try intersections. Have crossed the ****E intersection and started the approach at BALLS. No Joke.

I am sure there was a G-OLLY at one time - can't recall the type.

Kenting Aviation has a photosurvey aircraft - can't remember the type - registered CF-ICU. There used to be a Beaver around here registered CF-ART. :D

There is a G-BRUM at Coventry.

G-BALZ
bell helicopter, used to work N-Sea now working in Iraq for UN

C-GKKK, The pilot would call "klan, turning base". I think tower gave him crap for it though.

From CYHU

C-FSEX


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