What is the phonetic alphabet code for the letter L?

The phonetic alphabet code for the letter L is "Lima." The phonetic alphabet, often referred to as the NATO phonetic alphabet or International Radio Alphabet, is used in communication to ensure clarity and reduce misunderstandings, especially in noisy environments. Each letter of the English alphabet is represented by a specific word, and "Lima" is designated for the letter L. This system is particularly useful in military and aviation communication, where clear and unambiguous exchange of information is critical.

Other options like "Mike" represent the letter M, "Foxtrot" represents F, and "Golf" represents G, which are distinct entries in the phonetic alphabet but do not correspond to the letter L.