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Aviation call signs an air traffic control facility, the call sign may be abbreviated. Sometimes the aircraft make or model is used in front of the full or abbreviated call sign, for instance, the American aircraft mentioned above might then use "Cessna Eight-Charlie-Papa". Alternatively, the initial letter of the call sign can be concatenated with the final two or three characters, for instance a British aircraft registered G–BFRM may identify as "Golf–Romeo–Mike" while the American aircraft might use "November–Eight-Charlie-Papa". The use of abbreviated call signs has its dangers, in the case when aircraft with similar call signs are in the same vicinity. Therefore,