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By: - 29th April 2002 at 13:48 Permalink - Edited 1st January 1970 at 01:00
RE: The Periodic Table
Ok.....these are all elements from the periodic table which also stand for an airline IATA code.
Li=Liat
Na=North American Airlines
Rb=Syrianair
Fr=Ryanair
Be=British European
Ca=Air China
Sr=Old Swissair IATA code
Ba=British Airways
Ra=Royal Nepal
La=LAN Chile
Ac=Air Canada
Hf=Hapag Llyod
Nb=Sterling European
Ta=TACA
Mn=Comair of South Africa
Tc=Air Tanzania
Re=Aer Arran
Os=Austrian Airlines
Co=Continental
Ir=Iran Air
Ni=Portgalia
Cu=Cubana
Ag=Air Contractors
Au=Austral Lineas Aereas
Cd=Alliance Air
Al=Allegheny Airlines
Ga=Garuda Indonesia
In=Macedonian Airlines
Tl=Trans Mediterranean Airways
Ge=TransAsia Airways
Sn=SN Brussels Airlines
As=Alaska Airlines
Sb=Air Calin
Bi=Royal Brunei
Te=Lithuanian Airlines
Po=Polar Air Cargo
Cl=Lufthansa city lineR
Br=EVA
At=RAM
Ar=Aerolineas Argentinas
Kr=Kitty Hawk
Rn=Fram Euralair
Ce=Nationwide
Th=British Regional
Np=Heavylift
Pu=PLUNA
Am=Aeromexico
Cm=COPA Panama
Tb=US Airways shuttle
Dy=Air Djibouti
Cf=City Airline
Ho=Is the code of some Algerian airline,flights between Gatwick and Hassi Messoud
Es=Taca
Er=DHL
Fm=Shanghai Airlines
Md=Air Madagascar
Sa=South African Express
Lr=LACSA
Too much time on my hands!!!!
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By: andrewm - 29th April 2002 at 12:49
Are any airlines callsigns elements on the periodic table?
Ba - Barium - British Airways
Be - Beryllium - British European
Sn - Tin - SN Brussels
Any more maybe or similar things?
Andrew M