Australian Air Epress callsigns
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Australian Air Epress callsigns
Hello all.
I have a question for anyone who knows the truth about what callsigns australian air express use.
I read this from wikipedia which I know can be unreliable
"Due to the three different service providers, AaE flights operate using different flight numbers and callsigns. The Express Freighters Australia Boeing 737s use Qantas flight numbers and callsigns as the ground handling is done by Qantas/Express Freighters,while National Jet Express uses the callsign "Jetex" and uses the IATA designator XM for its flight numbers (and uses the ICAO designator XME)."
Can anyone tell me any different??? I also heard online that it is aus cargo
I have a question for anyone who knows the truth about what callsigns australian air express use.
I read this from wikipedia which I know can be unreliable
"Due to the three different service providers, AaE flights operate using different flight numbers and callsigns. The Express Freighters Australia Boeing 737s use Qantas flight numbers and callsigns as the ground handling is done by Qantas/Express Freighters,while National Jet Express uses the callsign "Jetex" and uses the IATA designator XM for its flight numbers (and uses the ICAO designator XME)."
Can anyone tell me any different??? I also heard online that it is aus cargo
