A New Name for a Familiar Face at Aviator Zone Academy!
Exciting changes are taking flight at Aviator Zone Academy! We are thrilled to announce a new callsign for our aircraft: "Orange Tail."
For many years, we have proudly used the callsign "Aviator" to communicate with other aircraft and air traffic control. Today, we are embracing a fresh identity in the skies. The new callsign "Orange Tail" is more than just a name on the radio; it represents our commitment to excellence in all aspects of flight.
The "Orange Tail" callsign is deeply significant to us. It aligns perfectly with the distinctive colors of our fleet, featuring iconic white bodies and vibrant orange tails. This visual identity symbolizes our dedication to innovation, safety, and the bright future of aviation. The callsign will be used for all VFR (Visual Flight Rules) and IFR (Instrument Flight Rules) flights, ensuring consistency across all training scenarios. This helps students become familiar with the procedures and expectations associated with the callsign, leading to more standardized and effective training.
We are proud to share that the "Orange Tail" callsign has been certified by the ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization) for worldwide usage, with our official ICAO identifier being "OZN." This new callsign will be implemented in all flight plans and encoded into each transponder in our fleet.
Our fleet includes a variety of aircraft, each meticulously maintained and equipped with the latest technology to ensure top-notch training and safety. From single-engine trainers to advanced multi-engine aircraft, every "Orange Tail" in our fleet is ready to provide an exceptional flying experience.
Keep your ears open and look forward to hearing the "Orange Tails" soaring through the skies, representing Aviator Zone Academy with pride—both locally and worldwide! The content of this email is confidential and intended for the recipient specified in message only. It is strictly forbidden to share any part of this message with any third party, without a written consent of the sender. If you received this message by mistake, please reply to this message and follow with its deletion.
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