if you ever wanted the list that shows pretty much worldwide what CIVILIAN callsigns like "BRICKYARD" and "PRIMETIME" mean...
take a look here:
FAA Order 7340.2J (2020)
take a look here:
FAA Order 7340.2J (2020)
ICAO Civilian callsign directory
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You'll notice a few military operator codes like RCH, RRR, SAM, SMZ and others, in there as well
Things like RCH/REACH and RRR/ASCOT are internationally allocated and used so show up in the full lists.
To take an example that wouldn't VYT/--- (they don't use the word Valley as a callsign root though). Any aircraft from RAF Valley that was going outside of the UK would have to use RRR/ASCOT or RFR RAFAIR.
To take an example that wouldn't VYT/--- (they don't use the word Valley as a callsign root though). Any aircraft from RAF Valley that was going outside of the UK would have to use RRR/ASCOT or RFR RAFAIR.
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