ameriflight airline code?

[dingo222]

anyone know ameriflights 2 letter code? I have a friend thats a new hire trying to get a ride, but he doesn't know the 2 letter airline code. THanks

 

[EatSleepFly]

There isn't one.

 

[time builder]

try AT

 

[EatSleepFly]

You're right. What do I know?

Try any 2-letter combination in the alphabet you want, there isn't one.

 

[time builder]

I just remember UPS using AT on their schedules for AMF. But, then again, we've already discussed the reliability of UPS out of SLC haven't we.

 

[DeathPencil]

trying random letters to get into the jumpseat is a good way to get gang-probed by the TSA.
I think AT comes from when we used to fly armored beech 99's

 

[jergar999]

trying random letters to get into the jumpseat is a good way to get gang-probed by the TSA.
I think AT comes from when we used to fly armored beech 99's

You couldn't be more right. I used to fly Metros for a cargo company that shared a check airman with Air Wisconsin. He was gracious enough to spend a full day negotiating jumpseat agreements with every carrier he could think of. The company had the same initials as the airline code for Air Canada, and one day in Denver I got the questioning of a lifetime after asking the gate agent for the form, and putting AC in the code box. This was pre 911, I can only imagine how bad it would be now.

 

[ksu_aviator]

anyone know ameriflights 2 letter code? I have a friend thats a new hire trying to get a ride, but he doesn't know the 2 letter airline code. THanks

If you are jumpseating, the 2 letter code is AMF....that's right, the 2 letter code has three letters. Tell the gate agent to put it in the computer, it will work.

 

[tinman]

I know with Skywest, AMF and AMER, both will not work.

 

[PA31Driver]

Hey Tinman, 102 rocks!