Flight numbers

[Noweia]

Does anyone know where I could get a list of what the letters before flight numbers mean, eg EZ =easyJet, BA = British Airways - I know some but there are others I need to find out!

Thanks

[IndieSinger]

Yep. Click here.

[Noweia]

Thanks!

[IndieSinger]

You're welcome!

One thing I forgot to mention was that none of the international sites I can find list EZ as being EasyJet. But I'm sure I've flown with EasyJet and seen them use EZ... so maybe EasyJet use EZ when making internal filghts but have to use U2 when flying internationally? Just a guess, though.

[SteveD]

The site suggested by IndieSinger needs updating.  For example, it lists "SN" as Sabena (which disappeared some two or three years ago following bankruptcy).  "SN" is now used by SN Brussels Airlines.

[stevie21]

I've flown to Spain and Holland with EasyJet and I'm certain that both used EZ.

This implies the same:
http://www.london-luton.co.uk/en/flights.asp

[Xollob]

Try airodessy, which seems to be up-to-date. The site explains the difference between the two and three-character airline codes (U2 or EZY for easyJet).

[Xollob]

Sorry, should be airodyssey.

[fairy!]

I used to work for easyJet & flights were always EZY... was a coupla years ago though.