Blacky1 wrote:Darren Wheeler wrote:If there is a rule on the last 2 letters being the same, it must be new-ish
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BOAA
BOAB
BOAC
BOAD
BOAE
BOAF
BOAG
I think mattyp meant the I and the g in zig and big ,isn't it the last two letters that are displayed from where the front landing gear is deployed ?
Yes Blacky, that's what I was getting at. I'm fairly sure that all airlines have the last two letters of the registration printed on the front landing gear. I know that VS, BA and possibly others also have this printed on the top of the tail.
BA identify their aircraft internally by the last two letters, for example G-XLEA would be known as Echo Alpha, within BA. G-CIVS would be known as Victor Sierra etc etc and no two registrations end with the same letters.
I'm not sure why this rule is in place other than identification purposes internally within the airline?