Callsign: Skydancer. (Indy metro airport)

[IndyRick]

Hi all,

There's been someone in the pattern today at metro using the callsign "Skydancer". I've done a search but haven't seen anything online about that callsign. I'm not in a position to run out to the airport and see what it is. Any ideas?

Rick

 

[W3DMV]

Can't find that one on the big list but at one time there was a husband-wife team associated with
Oregon Aero and think they used that call several years ago at a air show I was attending.... At that
time they were aerobatic team appearing at various shows..

Good luck. The list I have good luck with:

Radio Callsigns for All Regions - PILOT CAREER CENTRE

 

[IndyRick]

Thanks for the link, much appreciated!

 

[jsoergel]

I think "Sky Dancer" might be the aircraft type. Take a look at N627F; it's a homebuilt.

 

[IndyRick]

Thanks, jsoergel...BTW I enjoy your twitter posts. If it's an experimental, don't they usually ID as "Experimental XXXX...."

Either way, this is one very cool aircraft that I wasn't aware of!

 

[jsoergel]

They're SUPPOSED to make the call as experimental, but it doesn't always happen. Sometimes it's negligence (poor radio discipline) and sometimes it's necessity (like an EAA gathering with a few hundred "experimental" callsigns).

Glad you mentioned Twitter! I knew I had you added on Facebook but I forgot to do the same on Twitter until just now.

 

[ff-medic]

Hi all,

There's been someone in the pattern today at metro using the callsign "Skydancer". I've done a search but haven't seen anything online about that callsign. I'm not in a position to run out to the airport and see what it is. Any ideas?

Rick

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FF-Medic !!!

 

[IndyRick]

Thanks!