Airline, no longer flying
Airlines / United States
Continental Airlines was an airline from the United States, founded in 1934, that stopped flying in 2012. Its codes were CO (IATA) and COA (ICAO), and its radio callsign was “CONTINENTAL”.
Lifeline
- Continental Airlines 1934–2012
What the codes mean
The two-character IATA code is the one on tickets, boarding passes and flight numbers (CO 123). The three-letter ICAO code is used in flight plans and by air traffic control. The radio callsign is what pilots and controllers say on the radio: a flight filed as COA123 is called “CONTINENTAL one two three”.
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