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Have not seen these outlines/logos anywhere

Started by DaveNF2G, January 07, 2021, 05:49:48 PM

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DaveNF2G

Outlines:
CC11
CCK2
M20C
M20J
T206

Logos (military):
6ARW
56ARS
356AS
3-142AVN
VMGR-164

Anmer

Here to Help.

SteveHibberd

CC11
CCK2
M20C
M20J
T206

if you could provide a bit more info as to what these types are, I will have a go

DaveNF2G

Thanks for the T206 hint.  I guess I should have been looking for C06T.  The FAA database sometimes shows type abbreviations that differ from ICAO.

The M20s are additional variants of the Mooney M20P.  The silhouettes look similar enough that I can probably use that for all of them.

CC11 is the Cub Crafters Sport Cub.
CCK2 I will have to spot again and run the tail number to see what the FAA's description is.


DaveNF2G

CCK2 is shown as CCK-2000 in the FAA database, with no other information such as manufacturer name.

However, a little digging reveals that this is the Cub Crafters Carbon Cub EX-3, which does not appear to have its own ICAO code yet.

Also, evidently the silhouette for the CC11 is the same as the PA11.

SteveHibberd

All uploaded for you. Hope they're ok.
I don't do GA, so I hope they're accurate.
Regards
Steve

s92driver

With the exception of T206, the rest are not official ICAO codes.


SteveHibberd


DaveNF2G

Quote from: s92driver on January 08, 2021, 09:37:54 PM
With the exception of T206, the rest are not official ICAO codes.

I get the ICAO codes from the ICAO website, but some types are not listed there.

DaveNF2G

Quote from: SteveHibberd on January 08, 2021, 07:38:57 PM
All uploaded for you. Hope they're ok.
I don't do GA, so I hope they're accurate.
Regards
Steve

Thanks for those.  Your silhouettes are more colorful than the ones I usually use.  I might have to switch.   :)

I use silhouettes for aircraft whose operators don't have OpFlags, mostly private and corporate aircraft.

s92driver

Quote from: DaveNF2G on January 09, 2021, 03:46:25 PM
Quote from: s92driver on January 08, 2021, 09:37:54 PM
With the exception of T206, the rest are not official ICAO codes.

I get the ICAO codes from the ICAO website, but some types are not listed there.

Me too, which is why I made the statement I did  8) 8) 8)