Who uses callsign "Suiz Air" or similar?

[RobK 0]

Hi all,

 

Noted working Singapore HF yesterday 30th at 1430 local was "Suiz Air 8860" climbing out of Natuna/Ranai (NTX) through FL110 to FL240. Didn't manage to catch the destination unfortunately. "Suiz Air" is my best guess but can't find any airline with this name. Does anyone have any ideas what/who they are and what aircraft they operate please?

 

Thanks!

[Geoff R. 0]

Rob

 

Could be Susi Air - check out www.susiair.com

 

Geoff

[RobK 0]

Hi Geoff, thanks. That one did occur to me but it definitely sounds more like Suiz than Susi. Worked out the destination given is Batam.

 

Here is the audio download link if you can have a listen for me (930kb): http://www.sendspace.com/file/rxgjgp (download button at bottom of page, ignore ad).

 

What do you reckon folks? Susi Air or something else?

 

Thanks .

[Sri Ramani K. 0]

Hello RobK, sounds to me like Sri Wijaya Air

[Naim 6]

Hello RobK, sounds to me like Sri Wijaya Air

 

i keep hearing sriwijaya too.

[RobK 0]

I did consider Sriwijaya but I've heard that one before and sounded pretty much as it's spelt, whereas this one sounds more like Suiz Air to me! Is Sriwijaya pronounced "Suiz Air" then?

 

You guys know the airwaves in that area better than me so I'll go with what you say!

Edited December 3, 2010 by RobK

[Giak Selliman 0]

Definitely sounds like Sriwijaya to my ears as well.

 

/Sree - Wih - Jai - UH/ 8860

 

I also hear 8870 at the start, then later 8860.

Edited December 3, 2010 by Giak Selliman

[Raj 0]

Rob that is Sriwijaya for sure.

[RobK 0]

Thanks guys, appreciate it. Now, who knows what the REG was?

[qwejun 0]

thank you