RE: @ryanbatcund

Hi Ryan,

Very cool... So you're probably a good person to ask - what would a freight company use as it's callsign in the RW - I realize Airlines use flight numbers and GA uses tail numbers - would these guys have an assigned flight number - or would they use "Star Check" with their tail ?

I had used EditVoicePack to create the "Star Check" call sign and converted the old FS9 AI Aircraft pack for Air Net to P3D - OK - maybe I have a problem - LOL ? 

I've got my Royal Air Freight (RAX) out of Michigan in the works - is there a public facility to look up callsigns for airlines or could you tell me what they would use ?

Thanks...

Regards,
Scott   

Edited September 6, 20196 yr by scottb613

Well typically they'd use a portion of their N number in their callsign.  Like EJA telephony: Exec-Jet (company NetJets).  N339QS (the QS stands for quarter shares in case anyone wanted to know).  Their air taxi callsign would probably be EJA339.

So for Air Net, telephony: Star Check, FAA contraction USC.  I used USC81.

You'll want to find the FAA contractions order and search for the callsign or company (or telephone aka what ATC says on frequency)

http://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/7340.2H_Bsc_w_Chgs_1-3_dtd_2-28-19.pdf

 

@ryanbatcund

Hi Ryan,

Excellent - thanks !

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AIR ROYAL - - - ROYAL AIR FREIGHT, INC. (WATERFORD, MI) UNITED STATES RAX

Regards,
Scott

I think I've worked that callsign when I was in Duluth hehe