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Old Apr 9, 2012 | 3:06 pm
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Mokshu
 
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Originally Posted by Leadership
If I remember correctly when AF add a V to the callsign it's mean ferry flight, the V may stand for convoyage?

In case of cancelled flight and postpone to the next day, AFwill keep the same flight number by adding a A, like AF011A
Regarding AF011 those last few days :
- AF011/08APR has been cancelled due to a damage on the aircraft during ground operations ;
- AF011/09APR has been cancelled due to a damage on the aircraft during ground operations also.

Not sure if it's the same aircraft performing the two rotations or not.

Air France uses the following Operational Suffixes :
- A / B / C / D / E for flight rescheduled to the day after, except for flights departing from the US which are renumbered 48xx instead of their original flight number + suffix ;
- V / K / Y / S for ferry flights, test flight and a few other options.
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