Episode description
Episode description
Episode 295 Show Notes
Topic of the show: On this week’s show, we discuss the rarely used “through clearance” and run a thorough cost benefit analysis of using this technique. What about search and rescue? What other options exist to mitigate the risks of losing communication with ATC on the ground? We also discuss the perilous bike path near jet blast experienced by a listener, the dimensions of mountain airspace, and more of your awesome aviation questions and feedback. You don’t want to miss this week’s episode.
Timely Feedback:
1. Patron Alpha Mike Bravo wants to know if we get a plastic card with ATC ratings.
2. Patron Whiskey Tango Foxtrot wants to know if the yeehaw state is special with regards to arrivals.
3. SGAC Patron Sierra Echo shares some more information on ANR headsets.
4. Patron Tango Foxtrot went on an unplanned airborne diversion while riding his bike!
Feedback
1. Patron Romeo Foxtrot shares a very interesting airspace story.
2. Patron Lima Sierra is starting their ATC journey. Good luck!
3. Patron Mike Delta asks about an inop transponder.
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