9E emergency in MSP Sunday morning?

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01-12-2009 | 01:25 PM

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Cruise

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From: Switch, Lever & Light Specialist

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Originally Posted by Cruise

9E=Pinnacle

Airline Codes

IATA codes are two letter. ICAO codes are three letter.

Use the link above and enter the code in the appropriate column. Voilá! Now you know what people are talking about.

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Originally Posted by USMCFLYR

WATCH IT CRUISE! You just made my favorites list

I'm still a little confused I guess with all the different airlines out that and the branded/non-branded flying.
When I used your link and input 9E - it showed Northwest airlink. When I used the name Pinnacle - it showed no results.
Thanks for the link in any case.

USMCFLYR

Hmmm, who would'a thunk it....I didn't actually put 9E in the site because that's actually one of the few I actually know. You're right, it does come back as Northwest Airlink.....but, if you click on that link (Northwest Airlink), it'll direct you to the PNCL website.

I, like you, have no idea what most of these codes are. So, when I see 'em in a thread, I just enter them in the site and boom, now I know too.

Glad to help you out, USMCFLYR!

01-12-2009 | 05:16 PM

#22

USMCFLYR

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From: FAA 'Flight Check'

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Originally Posted by CloudPilot57

Might as well close this thread up. It has served it's purpose and no more need to name call and bicker over the internet. This profession will never change until we all get along.

Unfortunately - you're right CP. Amazing that using a two letter identifier and then asking what it means leads to such middle schoolish bickering. Seriously? Thread closed.

USMCFLYR