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Started by RodBearden, September 05, 2010, 10:23:05 AM

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EK01

Cheers Aerotower, just the job.

Ian

knight01


RodBearden

Two more ICAO codes:

CBJ - Capital Airlines (the charter arm of Deer Air)
MKD - spotted on the network, a MAT Airlines plane using this ID. Can't find any reference to this being an official code, though.

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RodBearden

Three more have sneaked up on me:

KNA - Kunming Airlines
LAV - Aeropostal - unsquashed logo (IATA VH)
SFW - Safi Airways (IATA 4Q) revised logo

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Rod

RodBearden

One more for now:

XA-UNG - B733 of Global Air - Mexican airline who, according to their website, also operate B732's and B722's.

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knight01

Need a logo for:

ICAO: CRE
mode s: 4D2040
Operator: Carree Aviation

RodBearden

Here you are, Knight01, and one from me:

CRE - Carre Aviation
CGI - Rusair

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Rod

RodBearden

Another bizjet

N70CR - CL30 of NCR Inc

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RodBearden

And another:

UJT - Universal Jet Aviation - updated logo

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RodBearden

Two bizjets and a bizprop:

N500LS - BBJ of Limited Brands (ex The Limited)
N900EG - GLF4 of Volo Aviation Inc
G-INDC - C303 of J-Ross Developments Ltd

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RodBearden

More US bizjets:

N41ND - C25B of Tulsair Beechcraft
N49LD - C560 of McKee Foods (whose most famous product is the Little Debbie "snack cakes" range)
N250RG - GLF4 of Kingwood Aviation
N931DW - CL60 of ARI - Air Rutter International

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knight01

#161
Hi,
Need a logo for

KBV - Swedish Coast Guard (SCG)
and
MINXY - Midland aviation (http://www.midlandaviation.co.uk)

Thanks

knight01

GTAAB - TAA Uk ltd
GCDSF - Flying Time Aviation

RodBearden

Here we are - I've done two versions of KBV - one in English and one in Swedish:

KBV - Swedish Coast Guard
KBV-S - Kustbevakningen
M-INXY - E50P of Midland Aviation

and one from me:

N125SJ - GLF4 of Projet Aviation

Rod
Rod

EK01

Rod,

Logo Required :

OE-IRK E135 c/n 14500916
Mode S 440190
Flight ID AOJ916
Operator Avcon Jet

Cheers,
Ian