Hi,
I try to find out what kind of aircraft is behind the aicraft column of the route/timetables.
For exsample of my aircraft:
Days Flight # Dep Arr Aircraft
**** **** 1615 2015 B734
First i thought its a Boeing 734, but this is not exist. So how can i find out, what kind of aircraft is behind this number?
Cause for some strategy reason I would like to know what my competitor is flying to a destination i planed to flyby. So i could maybe fly the same destination with a better aircraft. ;D
Joe
Boeing 737-400.
Quote from: mtnlion on March 18, 2012, 10:51:47 AM
Boeing 737-400.
I guess i understand now.
So an 772 is then a 777-200 and so on.
:laugh:
Thank you !
If uncertain, check here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICAO_aircraft_type_designator (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICAO_aircraft_type_designator)
cheers,
Jona L.
The only confusing one is the 73N which is the 737-700 (that's the usa designation as it is 737 in here)
Quote from: swiftus27 on March 18, 2012, 01:32:33 PM
The only confusing one is the 73N which is the 737-700 (that's the usa designation as it is 737 in here)
I think that's the IATA code for it not the ICAO code. Because I've also seen is as 73G. You see loads of interesting designations on a.net and the likes and I think they are used on the airlines schedules to denote config and the like.
Quote from: alexgv1 on March 18, 2012, 02:09:33 PM
I think that's the IATA code for it not the ICAO code. Because I've also seen is as 73G. You see loads of interesting designations on a.net and the likes and I think they are used on the airlines schedules to denote config and the like.
You're correct... It is 73g
Quote from: swiftus27 on March 18, 2012, 03:00:15 PM
You're correct... It is 73g
I wouldn't be surprised if there was a 73N as well maybe to differentiate the ER?