Strange Call Sign

[SteveLewis 0]

I was flying yesterday using Rcv4.01 and heard Cleveland Center call "foxtrot lima echo x-ray juliette echo tango" who promptly answered in kind. I wondered why such a call sign was used and did a little research. Two of the entries in my Ultimate GA Lear 40 aircraft.txt file were listed as 'atc_airline=FLEXJET'. Now, Flexjet is in the sound packages and scripts so I was still baffled. The only thing I could find was the entry 'atc_flight_number=0'. Would that make the Controller call our the airline name phonetically? I changed the flight numbers to 605 and 606 but won't know if they're used until I hear them again. Just wondering.

[jd 57]

interesting. there is no flexjet entry in the c4.csv file, which is why the name is spelled outopen c4.csv with notepad (IMPORTANT)find:FISCHER,FISCHER,Fischer Air - Czech Republic,0, 0 after it, insert:FLEXJET,FLEXJET,BOMBARDIER AEROSPACE D/B/A BOMBARDIER BUSINESS JET SOLUTIONS INC. (DALLAS TX), 0, 0the next line should read:FLIGHT EXPRESS,FLIGHT EXPRESS,Flight Express Inc - USA,0, 0 save c4.csv, and you should be good to gojd

[SteveLewis 0]

Thanks jd for clearing that up.