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DVA2030
Captain, B777-200

Joined on December 01 2004
Online Triple Century Club
Long Beach Century Club
DVA Twenty-Year Anniversary
Quatercentenary Club

Maricopa, AZ

411 legs, 763.3 hours
376 legs, 696.5 hours online
362 legs, 692.8 hours ACARS
4 legs, 9.4 hours event

Posted onPost created on December 31 2004 13:02 ET by Greg Goodavish

Just a question for you all. If you are flying a codeshare flight, say for Korean or Continental, do you use their callsign, or do you still call yourself Delta? I mean on-line. Thanks.

Greg Goodavish

Captain, B777-200

DVA1892
Senior Captain, MD-11

Joined on September 13 2004
DVA Fifteen-Year Anniversary
Eurocap Club
Online Triple Century Club
White Pearl Accomplishment
Quatercentenary Club
Everett Century Club

"Fly Douglas Jets!"
Buenos Aires AR

460 legs, 1,384.1 hours
336 legs, 1,086.5 hours online
271 legs, 726.6 hours ACARS
12 legs, 24.6 hours event

Posted onPost created on December 31 2004 13:06 ET by Gaston Doval

Some people do, some people don't. It's more realistic if you do, but I personally don't choose that one. My argument is: I belong to DVA, that's why I put pon the RMK it's a KAL or CO codeshare.

Hope it helps!

Cheers!

Gaston Doval (DVA1892)

Posted onPost created on January 02 2005 11:41 ET by Greg Goodavish

OK, I guess it is your discretion, then. Your argument makes sense to me, though, so I will stick with Delta callsign.

Greg Goodavish

Captain, B777-200

DVA1528
Captain, B757-200

Joined on February 16 2004

Midwestern United States

43 legs, 103.7 hours
39 legs, 92.1 hours online

Posted onPost created on January 02 2005 12:08 ET by Raymond Lancaster

For me I use the call sign of the flight I am flying. Why bother to fly a codeshare if you are going to call a Continental flight a Delta flight? The reason to me to have codeshare flights is to allow us to fly to locations not served by Delta and to fly other callsigns without having to join a bunch of differant VA's. It is really up to each pilot to decide. You can log into VATSIM and be any flight, real or imagined you like, as long as you follow the VATSIM rules.

DVA1044
Senior Captain, B767-300

Joined on January 12 2003
Century Club

"Fly Delta Jets"
Roswell, NM USA

127 legs, 388.8 hours
62 legs, 199.3 hours online
2 legs, 5.2 hours event

Posted onPost created on January 02 2005 12:19 ET by Lloyd Arms

While I agree with Raymond I simply use DAL1044. Its easier to track myself on servinfo;p

Lloyd Arms (DVA1044)

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