Classic British Flight Sim

In abbreviations as follows:-

United States = us
Great Britain = gb
European Union = eu
Germany = de
Switzerland = ch
??????? = ip


Can anyone fill in the missing name?

Hi Peter,

In what context do you mean? Given you have used "GB", I presume you dont mean an internet Top Level Domain (TLD)?

Toby

Surely another country....... :think:

But there isn't one (ip)

And if this is not about classic no british aircraft its the wrong section,,,.or is it?

Garry

The full title for Pakistan is "The Islamic Repubic of Pakistan", so if the "USA" can lose the "A", its possible perhaps :think: Then again of course, its possible this comes from another language, like "CH" (Confoederatio Helvetica) for Switzerland, or even a translation from another alphabet. Then again, Peter is a smart chap and this could be clever riddle to catch us out

I think it's a cunning riddle designed to catch us out, I'm not aware of any countries that use IP as a code.

just for info, gb isn't the iso country code, its UK for United Kingdom.

http://www.nsrc.org/codes/bymap/notes.html#ukgb

The whole country code list is available here...
http://www.iso.org/iso/en/prods-service ... index.html

No, I don't know the answer to this riddle...Nor does the stats provider for my website:-



I just though that one of you knowledgeable chaps might provide the answer :think:

It might actually just be "IP" as in IP address... sometimes it cannot be determined where a particular visitor is browsing from. I get a certain amount of unresolved or "network" users on my stats too.

Thats exactly what it is toby. Where the site has been acessed via IP address rather than the DNS name.

I thought it was a genuine riddle and spent a long time with pencil and paper trying to crack the logic sequence

If I'd known it was a question I would have twigged it straight away

Garry