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  • New! 10 September is Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day

    On 10 September 2025, the world will celebrate the first Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day.

    This date marks the anniversary of the first rescue using the Cospas-Sarsat satellite-aided tracking System in 1982. Since then, the System has helped save at least 70,000 lives in over 20,000 operations. For 43 years, no formal occasion has existed to honour those who make this humanitarian work possible. Global SAR Day will recognize the dedicated professionals who manage, monitor, and operate the System to ensure people return home safely.

    The inaugural celebration in 2025 pays special tribute to the Mission Control Centres (MCCs) operators, whose expertise in tracking distress signals and help coordinating rescues is vital to saving lives worldwide.

    Here’s how you can celebrate the day!

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    Follow and share on our official channels:

      If you share anything about Global SAR Day, we encourage you to use the hashtags #GlobalSARDay, #CospasSarsat, and #SearchandRescue. 

    Here are some related posts:

     

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    Background

    The initiative to establish Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day was proposed by the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia, which also made a voluntary financial contribution to support the celebration of this special day. The proposal received the approval of the Cospas-Sarsat Council at its seventy-second Session in April 2025, marking an important milestone in recognizing the people behind the Programme’s lifesaving mission.

    Global Endorsement

    The intent is for this annual observance to gain broader international recognition. Efforts are now underway to secure endorsement by United Nations bodies, including the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO), so that Global Search and Rescue Day is recognized as an official international occasion.

    To raise global awareness for Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day, the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia has submitted a Working Paper to the 42nd ICAO General Assembly (23 September – 3 October 2025, Montreal, Canada), co-sponsored by the Cospas-Sarsat Programme.

    Marking the Day

    The Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day is dedicated to honoring the humanitarian contributions of all those involved in the Programme, with special appreciation for the Mission Control Centre (MCC) operators whose expertise helps save lives worldwide.

    Celebrations will take place at MCCs and across national SAR networks worldwide.

    To mark this occasion:

    • All Administrations and their respective SAR networks are encouraged to organize seminars, technical discussions, and social gatherings that highlight the vital role of MCC operators.
    • A specially designed poster will be displayed in MCCs, RCCs, and relevant offices to promote awareness of the Global SAR Day.
    • In the lead-up to and during the celebration, the Programme has launched a social media campaign featuring stories of global impact. Participants are encouraged to follow the official accounts and repost and promote content within their networks.
    • Communities can share stories, showcase rescues, and connect through social media to raise awareness of our life-saving mission.
    • MCC operators will further receive specially designed tokens of appreciation.
    • Participants are encouraged to shared pictures and videos of local events with the Cospas-Sarsat Secretariat to showcase the global nature of this celebration.

    The Story of the First Search and Rescue Event Assisted by the Cospas-Sarsat System

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    On 8 September 1982, a Cessna-172 searching for a missing aircraft in the remote mountains of northern British Columbia encountered worsening weather. At the controls were two pilots and a passenger whose son had been missing for more than seven weeks.

    Flying back from Dease Lake to Dawson Creek over a mountain ridge, the Cessna-172 was suddenly faced with rapidly deteriorating weather and trapped below clouds. While following a river in a deep valley in the hope of reaching lower terrain, the crew faced a dead-end. The plane brushed the top of trees and crashed.

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    All three people survived the crash but were injured. Fortunately, they were able to extract the 121.5 MHz ELT and its antenna from the crashed aircraft and, after climbing with some effort to reach clear ground, set it up to operate.

    The first Cospas satellite’s 121.5 MHz repeater had been turned on only a few days earlier by controllers from the USSR, after the satellite testing was completed. The ELT 121.5 MHz signal was relayed by the Cospas satellite repeater and received by the Canadian experimental receiving earth station (LUT) at the Communications Research Centre in Ottawa. Using the Doppler effect generated by the satellite passing in the vicinity of the beacon, the Cospas-Sarsat System determined a position for the source of the signal, which was soon passed to the Trenton Air Force Rescue Coordination Centre.

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    For the first time ever, Cospas-Sarsat data was used to task SAR resources, in this case a Canadian Buffalo military transport, to search for people in distress. With the position data, the Buffalo crew located the crash site the next morning, and two paramedics parachuted in to assist the wounded men.

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    The survivors were amazed that they had been found so quickly after the crash as their location was off the initial planned track. Without the Cospas-Sarsat data, several days and many flight hours would have been required to find them, assuming the ELT signal was detected by overflying aircraft and reported to SAR authorities.

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    This incident marked the first rescue supported by the Cospas-Sarsat satellite system, beginning a legacy that has since saved tens of thousands of lives worldwide.

     

    Social Media Campaign

    The Cospas-Sarsat Secretariat has launched a social media campaign to raise awareness of the International Cospas-Sarsat Programme and promote the upcoming Global Search and Rescue Day. The campaign will run over the next several months.

    Downloadable Poster (English, French, Russian):  https://cospas-sarsat.int/images/cospas_sarsat/pdf_uploads/GlobalSARDay/GlobalSARDay2025Poster.zip

    We invite all participants to like, share, and repost to help spread the word.

    Message of congratulations: ICAO

  • Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day – Press Release 2025

    PRESS RELEASE
    For Immediate Release

    Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day on 10 September (Annual observance to recognize contributions to Saving lives through international search and rescue across land, sea and air)

    Montreal, 10 September 2025 — The International Cospas-Sarsat Programme has established this day as Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day, to celebrate the vital contributions of personnel across the Cospas-Sarsat Programme and the wider search and rescue (SAR) community.

    Cospas-Sarsat was conceived and initial by Canada, France, the United States and the former Soviet Union in 1979— the International Cospas-Sarsat System uses satellites to detect and locate distress beacons activated by aircraft, ships, and individuals in distress situations. Serving the search and rescue missions of ICAO and IMO, its international network of satellites, ground stations, and Mission Control Centres relays critical information to authorities, enabling timely responses that save lives worldwide. Today, 45 countries and agencies participate in the Programme. The Cospas-Sarsat System monitors the world for distress alerts and can send a distress alert to any country, assisting in saving an average of ten lives per day.

    The Cospas-Sarsat Council approved the establishment of Global Search and Rescue Day following the initiative of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. The date commemorates the first rescue credited to the Cospas-Sarsat System, which took place on 10 September 1982 in British Columbia, Canada — a milestone validating the System’s operational effectiveness.

    International recognition of the Day will be marked annually through activities in Mission Control Centres (MCCs), Rescue Coordination Centres (RCCs), and national SAR networks, including seminars, poster displays, social media campaigns sharing rescue stories.

    Global Search and Rescue Day marks the Programme’s commitment to international cooperation and humanitarian service. It also honors the dedication of SAR professionals and volunteers worldwide, particularly MCC operators, whose expertise continues to enable the saving of lives.

    The Cospas-Sarsat Secretariat has launched a social media campaign to raise awareness and promote the upcoming Global Search and Rescue Day.

    What’s new: New! – 10 September is Cospas-Sarsat Global Search and Rescue Day – International COSPAS-SARSAT

    Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p/DOO_tmFjvmg/

    Twitter: https://x.com/cospas_sarsat/status/1964066800993177894

    Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InternationalCospasSarsatProgramme/

    Downloadable Poster (English, French, Russian):  https://cospas-sarsat.int/images/cospas_sarsat/pdf_uploads/GlobalSARDay/GlobalSARDay2025Poster.zip

    Programme History Videos:  https://www.cospas-sarsat.int/en/search-and-rescue/new-programme-history-videos 

  • First Cospas-Sarsat Rescue

    The Story of the First Search and Rescue Event Assisted by the Cospas-Sarsat System

    On 8 September 1982, a small Cessna aircraft crashed in the remote mountains of northern British Columbia. Fortunately, just days earlier the first Cospas satellite had begun operations. The survivors managed to recover their ELT beacon from the wreckage and set it up, sending out a signal of hope.

    From that signal, everything began…

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  • List of Country/Region Codes (MIDs)

    MID allocation information on this page is taken from: https://www.itu.int/en/ITU-R/terrestrial/fmd/Pages/mid.aspx

    Note 1 – Miscoded EPIRB identity of an EPIRB-AIS device, improperly using the formula from Annex 2, Section 2, paragraph 3 of Recommendation ITU-R M.585 (https://www.itu.int/dms_pubrec/itu-r/rec/m/R-REC-M.585-8-201910-I!!PDF-E.pdf). The “974######” formula is intended only for the AIS transmitter of such a combined-function device and not for the EPIRB itself. The true “country/region code” cannot be determined.

    Note 2 – EPIRB of a support craft associated with a parent ship using a “pseudo” MMSI according to the formula from Annex 1, Section 5 of Recommendation ITU-R M.585 (https://www.itu.int/dms_pubrec/itu-r/rec/m/R-REC-M.585-8-201910-I!!PDF-E.pdf). The true “country/region code” can be determined by taking the third number (the number after “98”, i.e., 2 through 7) and appending the first two digits of the six-digits in the vessel identity field. The true country code for an EPIRB MMSI of 98XYZ####, would be the numbers in the positions “XYZ”.

    Note 3 – LADR Data Provider (LDP) and Back-up LDP columns indicate the nominal and back-up LADR-capable nodal MCCs that are responsible for distributing ELT(DT) alerts to the LADR, based on the beacon country code (per sections 3.7.11 and 3.12 of document C/S A.001).

    MID:  Maritime Identification Digits

    N/A: Not Applicable

    Name MID Abrv 3 Abrv 10 LDP (3) Backup LDP (3)
    Adelie Land 501 ADE AdelieLand FMCC N/A
    Afghanistan 401 AFG Afghan FMCC N/A
    Alaska (State of) 303 ALA Alaska FMCC N/A
    Albania 201 ALB Albania FMCC N/A
    Algeria 605 ALG Algeria FMCC N/A
    American Samoa 559 ASA Samoa USA FMCC N/A
    Andorra 202 AND Andorra FMCC N/A
    Angola 603 ANG Angola FMCC N/A
    Anguilla 301 ANA Anguilla FMCC N/A
    Antigua and Barbuda 304 ANT Antigua FMCC N/A
    Antigua and Barbuda 305 ANT Antigua FMCC N/A
    Argentina 701 ARG Argentina FMCC N/A
    Armenia 216 ARM Armenia FMCC N/A
    Aruba 307 ARU Aruba FMCC N/A
    Ascension Island 608 ASC Ascension FMCC N/A
    Australia 503 AUS Australia FMCC N/A
    Austria 203 AUT Austria FMCC N/A
    Azerbaijan 423 AZR Azerbaijan FMCC N/A
    Azores 204 AZC Azores FMCC N/A
    Bahamas 308 BAA Bahamas FMCC N/A
    Bahamas 309 BAA Bahamas FMCC N/A
    Bahamas 311 BAA Bahamas FMCC N/A
    Bahrain 408 BAH Bahrain FMCC N/A
    Bangladesh 405 BAN Bangladesh FMCC N/A
    Barbados 314 BAR Barbados FMCC N/A
    Belarus 206 BLR Belarus FMCC N/A
    Belgium 205 BEL Belgium FMCC N/A
    Belize 312 BEZ Belize FMCC N/A
    Benin 610 BEN Benin FMCC N/A
    Bermuda 310 BER Bermuda FMCC N/A
    Bhutan 410 BHU Bhutan FMCC N/A
    Bolivia 720 BOL Bolivia FMCC N/A
    Bosnia and Herzegovina 478 BOS Bosniaherz FMCC N/A
    Botswana 611 BOT Botswana FMCC N/A
    Brazil 710 BRA Brazil FMCC N/A
    British Virgin Islands 378 BVI Virgin GB FMCC N/A
    Brunei Darussalam 508 BRU Brunei FMCC N/A
    Bulgaria 207 BUL Bulgaria FMCC N/A
    Burkina Faso 633 BUF Burkina FS FMCC N/A
    Burundi 609 BUI Burundi FMCC N/A
    Cambodia 514 CMB Cambodia FMCC N/A
    Cambodia 515 CMB Cambodia FMCC N/A
    Cameroon 613 CAM Cameroon FMCC N/A
    Canada 316 CAN Canada FMCC N/A
    Cape Verde 617 CAP Cape Verde FMCC N/A
    Cayman Islands 319 CAY Cayman Is FMCC N/A
    Central African Republic 612 CAR CenAfr Rep FMCC N/A
    Chad 670 CHA Chad FMCC N/A
    Chile 725 CHI Chile FMCC N/A
    China 414 CHN CHINA FMCC N/A
    China 412 CHN China FMCC N/A
    China 413 CHN China FMCC N/A
    Chinese Taipei 416 TAI Taipei FMCC N/A
    Christmas Island 516 CHR Christmas FMCC N/A
    Cocos (Keeling) Islands 523 COC Cocos Isle FMCC N/A
    Colombia 730 COL Colombia FMCC N/A
    Comoros 620 COM Comoros FMCC N/A
    Comoros 616 COM Comoros FMCC N/A
    Congo 615 CON Congo FMCC N/A
    Cook Islands 518 COO Cook Isles FMCC N/A
    Costa Rica 321 COS Costa Rica FMCC N/A
    Croatia 238 CRT Croatia FMCC N/A
    Crozet Archipelago 618 CRP Crozet FMCC N/A
    Cuba 323 CUB Cuba FMCC N/A
    Cyprus 209 CYP Cyprus FMCC N/A
    Cyprus 210 CYP Cyprus FMCC N/A
    Cyprus 212 CYP Cyprus FMCC N/A
    Czech Republic 270 CZH Czech Rep FMCC N/A
    Democratic People’s Republic of Korea 445 KDR Korea Nor FMCC N/A
    Democratic Republic of the Congo 676 ZAI Zaire FMCC N/A
    Denmark 219 DEN Denmark FMCC N/A
    Denmark 220 DEN Denmark FMCC N/A
    Djibouti 621 DJI Djibouti FMCC N/A
    Dominica 325 DOM Dominica FMCC N/A
    Dominican Republic 327 DOR Dominican FMCC N/A
    Ecuador 735 ECU Ecuador FMCC N/A
    Egypt 622 EGY Egypt FMCC N/A
    El Salvador 359 ELS ElSalvador FMCC N/A
    Equatorial Guinea 631 EQG Eq Guinea FMCC N/A
    Eritrea 625 ERT Eritrea FMCC N/A
    Estonia 276 EST Estonia FMCC N/A
    Eswatini 669 SWZ Eswatini FMCC N/A
    Ethiopia 624 ETH Ethiopia FMCC N/A
    Falkland Islands (Malvinas) 740 FAL Falkland I FMCC N/A
    Faroe Islands 231 FAR Faro Isle FMCC N/A
    Fiji 520 FIJ Fiji FMCC N/A
    Finland 230 FIN Finland FMCC N/A
    France 227 FRA France FMCC N/A
    France 226 FRA France FMCC N/A
    France 228 FRA France FMCC N/A
    French Polynesia 546 PLY Polynesia FMCC N/A
    Gabon 626 GAB Gabon Rep FMCC N/A
    Gambia 629 GAM Gambia FMCC N/A
    Georgia 213 GOG Georgia FMCC N/A
    Germany 211 GER Germany FMCC N/A
    Germany 218 GER Germany FMCC N/A
    Ghana 627 GHA Ghana FMCC N/A
    Gibraltar 236 GIB Gibraltar FMCC N/A
    Greece 241 GRE Greece FMCC N/A
    Greece 240 GRE Greece FMCC N/A
    Greece 239 GRE Greece FMCC N/A
    Greece 237 GRE Greece FMCC N/A
    Greenland 331 GRN Greenland FMCC N/A
    Grenada 330 GRA Grenada FMCC N/A
    Guadeloupe 329 GUA Guadeloupe FMCC N/A
    Guatemala 332 GUT Guatemala FMCC N/A
    Guiana (French Dept. Of) 745 GUI Guiana FMCC N/A
    Guinea 632 GUN Guinea Rep FMCC N/A
    Guinea-Bissau 630 GUB Guinea Bis FMCC N/A
    Guyana 750 GUY Guyana FMCC N/A
    Haiti 336 HAI Haiti FMCC N/A
    Honduras 334 HON Honduras FMCC N/A
    Hong Kong, China 477 HKG Hong Kong FMCC N/A
    Hungary 243 HUN Hungary FMCC N/A
    Iceland 251 ICE Iceland FMCC N/A
    India 419 IND India FMCC N/A
    Indonesia 525 INO Indonesia FMCC N/A
    Iran 422 IRN Iran FMCC N/A
    Iraq 425 IRQ Iraq FMCC N/A
    Ireland 250 IRE Ireland FMCC N/A
    Israel 428 ISR Israel FMCC N/A
    Italy 247 ITA Italy FMCC N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB on support craft (see note 2 above) 982 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB on support craft (see note 2 above) 983 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB on support craft (see note 2 above) 984 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB on support craft (see note 2 above) 985 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB on support craft (see note 2 above) 986 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB on support craft (see note 2 above) 987 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB-AIS device (see note 1 above) 970 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB-AIS device (see note 1 above) 111 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB-AIS device (see note 1 above) 974 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB-AIS device (see note 1 above) 972 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    ITU-R M.585 pseudo MID for EPIRB-AIS device (see note 1 above) 979 N/A MISCODED N/A N/A
    Ivory Coast 619 IVO IvoryCoast FMCC N/A
    Jamaica 339 JAM Jamaica FMCC N/A
    Japan 431 JPN Japan FMCC N/A
    Japan 432 JPN Japan FMCC N/A
    Jordan 438 JOR Jordan FMCC N/A
    Kazakhstan 436 KAZ Kazakhstan FMCC N/A
    Kenya 634 KEN Kenya FMCC N/A
    Kerguelen Islands 635 KER Kerguelen FMCC N/A
    Kiribati 529 KIR Kiribati FMCC N/A
    Korea (Republic of) 440 KOR Korea Sou FMCC N/A
    Korea (Republic of) 441 KOR Korea Sou FMCC N/A
    Kuwait 447 KUW Kuwait FMCC N/A
    Kyrgyz Republic 451 KYR Kyrgyzia FMCC N/A
    Laos 531 LAO Lao FMCC N/A
    Latvia 275 LAT Latvia FMCC N/A
    Lebanon 450 LEB Lebanon FMCC N/A
    Lesotho 644 LES Lesotho FMCC N/A
    Liberia 636 LIB Liberia FMCC N/A
    Liberia 637 LIB Liberia FMCC N/A
    Libya 642 LBY Libya FMCC N/A
    Liechtenstein 252 LIE Liechten FMCC N/A
    Lithuania 277 LIT Lithuania FMCC N/A
    Luxembourg 253 LUX Luxembourg FMCC N/A
    Macao, China 453 MAC Macao FMCC N/A
    Madagascar 647 MAD Madagascar FMCC N/A
    Madeira 255 MAE Madeira FMCC N/A
    Malawi 655 MAW Malawi FMCC N/A
    Malaysia 533 MLY Malaysia FMCC N/A
    Maldives 455 MAV Maldives FMCC N/A
    Mali 649 MLI Mali FMCC N/A
    Malta 229 MAL Malta FMCC N/A
    Malta 215 MAL MALTA FMCC N/A
    Malta 248 MAL Malta FMCC N/A
    Malta 249 MAL Malta FMCC N/A
    Malta 256 MAL Malta FMCC N/A
    Marshall Islands 538 MAR Marshall I FMCC N/A
    Martinique 347 MTQ Martinique FMCC N/A
    Mauritania 654 MAA Mauritania FMCC N/A
    Mauritius 645 MAU Mauritius FMCC N/A
    Mexico 345 MEX Mexico FMCC N/A
    Micronesia 510 MIC Micronesia FMCC N/A
    Moldova 214 MOL Moldova FMCC N/A
    Monaco 254 MON Monaco FMCC N/A
    Mongolia 457 MNG Mongolia FMCC N/A
    Montenegro 262 MNT Montenegro FMCC N/A
    Montserrat 348 MOT Montserrat FMCC N/A
    Morocco 242 MOR Morocco FMCC N/A
    Mozambique 650 MOZ Mozambique FMCC N/A
    Myanmar 506 BUR Burma FMCC N/A
    Namibia 659 NAM Namibia FMCC N/A
    Nauru 544 NAU Nauru FMCC N/A
    Nepal 459 NEP Nepal FMCC N/A
    Netherlands 244 NET Netherland FMCC N/A
    Netherlands 245 NET Netherland FMCC N/A
    Netherlands 246 NET Netherland FMCC N/A
    Netherlands Antilles 306 NEA N Antilles FMCC N/A
    New Caledonia 540 NCA Caledonia FMCC N/A
    New Zealand 512 NZL NewZealand FMCC N/A
    Nicaragua 350 NIC Nicaragua FMCC N/A
    Niger 656 NIG Niger FMCC N/A
    Nigeria 657 NIA Nigeria FMCC N/A
    Niue 542 NIU Niue Isle FMCC N/A
    North Macedonia (Republic of) 274 MKD North Mac FMCC N/A
    Northern Mariana Islands 536 MAI Mariana Is FMCC N/A
    Norway 257 NOR Norway FMCC N/A
    Norway 258 NOR Norway FMCC N/A
    Norway 259 NOR Norway FMCC N/A
    Oman 461 OMN Oman FMCC N/A
    Pakistan 463 PAK Pakistan FMCC N/A
    Palau 511 PAL Palau FMCC N/A
    Palestine 443 PAA Palestine FMCC N/A
    Panama 373 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 374 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 351 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 352 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 353 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 354 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 355 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 356 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 357 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 370 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 371 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Panama 372 PAN Panama FMCC N/A
    Papua New Guinea 553 PAP Papua NG FMCC N/A
    Paraguay 755 PAR Paraguay FMCC N/A
    Peru 760 PER Peru FMCC N/A
    Philippines 548 PHI Philippine FMCC N/A
    Pitcairn 555 PIT Pitcairn I FMCC N/A
    Poland 261 POL Poland FMCC N/A
    Portugal 263 POR Portugal FMCC N/A
    Puerto Rico 358 PUE PuertoRico FMCC N/A
    Qatar 466 QAT Qatar FMCC N/A
    Reunion (also same country code for Mayotte) 660 REU Reunion FMCC N/A
    Romania 264 ROM Romania FMCC N/A
    Russian Federation 273 RUS Russia FMCC N/A
    Rwanda 661 RWA Rwanda FMCC N/A
    Saint Kitts and Nevis 341 SKN St Kitts FMCC N/A
    Saint Lucia 343 SLU St Lucia FMCC N/A
    Saint Paul and Amsterdam Islands 607 SPL St Paul FMCC N/A
    Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 375 SVG St Vincent FMCC N/A
    Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 376 SVG St Vincent FMCC N/A
    Saint Vincent and the Grenadines 377 SVG St Vincent FMCC N/A
    Samoa 561 WSA West Samoa FMCC N/A
    San Marino 268 SAN San Marino FMCC N/A
    Sao Tome and Principe 668 SAO Sao Tome FMCC N/A
    Saudi Arabia 403 SAU Saudi FMCC N/A
    Senegal 663 SEN Senegal FMCC N/A
    Serbia 279 SER Serbia FMCC N/A
    Seychelles 664 SEY Seychelle FMCC N/A
    Sierra Leone 667 SIL Sierra Leo FMCC N/A
    Singapore 563 SIN Singapore FMCC N/A
    Singapore 564 SIN Singapore FMCC N/A
    Singapore 565 SIN Singapore FMCC N/A
    Singapore 566 SIN SINGAPORE FMCC N/A
    Slovak Republic 267 SLV Slovakia FMCC N/A
    Slovenia 278 SVN Slovenia FMCC N/A
    Solomon Islands 557 SOL Solomon Is FMCC N/A
    Somalia 666 SOM Somali FMCC N/A
    South Africa 601 SAF So Africa FMCC N/A
    South Sudan 638 SSD Southsudan FMCC N/A
    Spain 224 SPA Spain FMCC N/A
    Spain 225 SPA Spain FMCC N/A
    Sri Lanka 417 SRI Sri Lanka FMCC N/A
    St. Helena 665 SHE St Helena FMCC N/A
    St. Pierre and Miquelon 361 SPI St Pierre FMCC N/A
    Sudan 662 SUD Sudan FMCC N/A
    Suriname 765 SUR Suriname FMCC N/A
    Sweden 265 SWE Sweden FMCC N/A
    Sweden 266 SWE Sweden FMCC N/A
    Switzerland 269 SWT Swiss FMCC N/A
    Syria 468 SYR Syria FMCC N/A
    Tajikistan 472 TJK TAJIKISTAN FMCC N/A
    Tanzania 674 TAN Tanzania FMCC N/A
    Tanzania 677 TAN Tanzania FMCC N/A
    Thailand 567 THA Thailand FMCC N/A
    Timor-Leste (Democratic Republic of) 550 TIM TimorLeste FMCC N/A
    Togo 671 TOG Togo FMCC N/A
    Tonga 570 TON Tonga FMCC N/A
    Trinidad and Tobago 362 TAT Trinidad FMCC N/A
    Tunisia 672 TUN Tunisia FMCC N/A
    Türkiye 271 TUR Türkiye FMCC N/A
    Turkmenistan 434 TKM Turkmenist FMCC N/A
    Turks and Caicos Islands 364 TUK Caicos Is FMCC N/A
    Tuvalu 572 TUV Tuvalu Is FMCC N/A
    Uganda 675 UGA Uganda FMCC N/A
    Ukraine 272 UKR Ukraine FMCC N/A
    United Arab Emirates 470 UAE UAE FMCC N/A
    United Arab Emirates 471 UAE UAE FMCC N/A
    United Kingdom 232 UKM G Britain FMCC N/A
    United Kingdom 233 UKM G Britain FMCC N/A
    United Kingdom 234 UKM G Britain FMCC N/A
    United Kingdom 235 UKM G Britain FMCC N/A
    United States 338 USA USA FMCC N/A
    United States 366 USA USA FMCC N/A
    United States 367 USA USA FMCC N/A
    United States 368 USA USA FMCC N/A
    United States 369 USA USA FMCC N/A
    United States Virgin Islands 379 USV Virgin US FMCC N/A
    Uruguay 770 URU Uruguay FMCC N/A
    Uzbekistan 437 UZB Uzbekistan FMCC N/A
    Vanuatu 577 VAN Vanuatu FMCC N/A
    Vanuatu 576 VAN Vanuatu FMCC N/A
    Vatican City State 208 VAT Vatican FMCC N/A
    Venezuela 775 VEN Venezuela FMCC N/A
    Vietnam 574 VIE Vietnam FMCC N/A
    Wallis and Futuna Islands 578 WAL Wallis Is FMCC N/A
    Yemen 473 YEM Yemen FMCC N/A
    Yemen 475 YEM Yemen FMCC N/A
    Zambia 678 ZAM Zambia FMCC N/A
    Zimbabwe 679 ZIM Zimbabwe FMCC N/A

     

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