Logos

[X]

Rod

Thanks, I will use the S7 Globus logo you sent me. Look forward to seeing the VP-B/VQ-B's being fixed to the Bermuda flag as they ought to be (I meant to ask this question when I got my box in 2008!)

X

[X]

Rod

I would change the Logo for RSD - Rossiya Special Flight Detachment, they do not use the Rossiya Airlines stylised R and the word Rossiya is only in Cyrillic. You can leave the Russian standard in if you wish. The picture I sent of the Cyrillic emblem is about right

X

[X]

Rod

IZA - Izhavia have changed the logo colours to a dark red,white and blue (Russian flag colours)

X

[RodBearden]

Thanks for those, X:

IZA - Izhavia
RSD - Rossiya Special Flight Detachment

[X]

Rod

GZP - Gazpromavia have changed their logo

X

[X]

Rod

UTR and UTX no longer exist. UTX was suspended in 2015

X

[RodBearden]

Thanks for those, X. Are you sure about UTR? There isn't much about them on the web, but their Linkedin page still mentions South African operations, and the FAA still lists them. We've already got rid of UTX.


Here's GZP - Gazpromavia

[RodBearden]

Regarding the flags, Terry has been beavering away on them, and we now have a new flags folder to replace the existing one, and a new D008.dat file (which allocates the flags to the aircraft's mode-S code.

They are in the zip file here, and also on my Downloads page.

[RodBearden]

One new one and one revival:

SCN - TWC Aviation Inc
RMA - Rocky Mountain Airways

[X]

Rod

Thanks magically I have no Union Jacks except on a BA A321 :)

As for UTR I would assume they would use the New UTA logo with the SA flag if still operational

X

[RodBearden]

No problem X - yes the D008 is in the zip, along with the flags and instructions - all straightforward.

[X]

Rod

all now Bahama flags on my Aeroflots!

x

[RodBearden]

Excellent! As I say - Terry (romdouk) is the man responsible.

Let us know if you find any further problems - things change in the world  of code allocations.

[RodBearden]

Thanks Terry

[Runway 31]

Good work on the flags and Dat file lads

Alan