RC Airline Code, Atlantic Airways
RC is the IATA airline code for Atlantic Airways, based in the Faroe Islands. Its ICAO code is FLI and its radio callsign is "Faroeline".
What airline is RC?
RC is the IATA airline code for Atlantic Airways, based in the Faroe Islands. Its ICAO code is FLI and its radio callsign is "Faroeline".
The open dataset lists 9 scheduled routes for the carrier. You will see RC as the two-character prefix on its flight numbers, for example RC123.
| IATA airline code | RC |
|---|---|
| ICAO airline code | FLI |
| Radio callsign | Faroeline |
| Country | Faroe Islands |
| Scheduled routes | 9 (ranked #440) |
| Most routes at | BGO Bergen |
| Status | Active |
What is the airline code for Atlantic Airways?
The IATA airline code for Atlantic Airways is RC, and its ICAO code is FLI. The two-character IATA code prefixes the carrier's flight numbers, for example RC123.
IATA airline codes are two characters and can reuse letters over time, so a retired airline's code may later be assigned to another carrier. ICAO codes are three letters and are more stable, which is why flight plans use them.
Which airport does Atlantic Airways serve most?
Atlantic Airways (RC) appears on more routes at BGO, Bergen, than at any other airport in the open route dataset.
The airports Atlantic Airways appears at most often in that dataset, most routes first:
Routes flown by Atlantic Airways
The busiest pairs Atlantic Airways (RC) is listed as operating in the open route dataset (codeshare-only listings excluded), with distance and typical flight time:
Route and carrier data comes from the OpenFlights open dataset, regenerated here on . It is a historical snapshot of scheduled connections, not a live schedule, and it includes codeshare listings, so some carriers shown may no longer operate the route or exist. How we build this · Data and sources.
Frequently asked questions
What is the ICAO code for Atlantic Airways?
Atlantic Airways uses the ICAO airline code FLI and the radio callsign "Faroeline". Flight plans and air traffic control use FLI, while tickets and schedules use RC.
What is the radio callsign for Atlantic Airways?
Air traffic control refers to Atlantic Airways by the radio callsign "Faroeline".
What country is Atlantic Airways based in?
Atlantic Airways (RC) is based in the Faroe Islands.
What is the abbreviation for Atlantic Airways?
The two-character IATA abbreviation for Atlantic Airways is RC, and its three-letter ICAO code is FLI.
How many routes does Atlantic Airways fly?
The open route dataset lists 9 route entries for Atlantic Airways, codeshare listings included, which ranks the carrier number 440 by that count. The route table below shows only the pairs Atlantic Airways is listed as operating.