Episode description
Episode description
Episode 155 Show Notes
Topic of the show: AG and RH dig deep into the feedback and discuss straight-in approach phraseology requirements, reroutes, ODP requirements, and much, much more. This week is packed with information you won’t want to miss.
Timely Feedback:
- 1. PATRON Romeo Charlie has a good reason to use “in sequence” phraseology.
- 2. PATRON Golf Mike and the six degrees of separation with Antarctica.
- 3. PATRON Juliet Hotel went from NJ to NC via West Virginia.
- 4. PATRON Juliet Hotel said HAF is getting a new ODP for Runway 30!
https://www.faa.gov/aero_docs/acifp/2017071023410701005-HAF/CA_KHAF_ODP_HALF%20MOON%20BAY_ONE_S.pdf
https://www.faa.gov/aero_docs/acifp/2017071023410701005-HAF/CA_KHAF_ODP_HALF%20MOON%20BAY_ONE_F.pdf
- 5. Delta Whiskey has a “square your base” story.
- PATRON/Controller Echo Golf shares his thoughts on “ready in sequence”.
- PATRON Romeo Whiskey Kilo suggests the Flightstream 210 or 510 for IFR clearance input in the GPS.
Feedback
- PATRON November Mike points out a controller mistake with straight-in phraseology. Warning: we all mess this up!
- Romeo Romeo/Controller wants to clear the air on “continue” phraseology.
- PATRON Charlie Mike sent audio about IFR altitude changes.
- PATRON Juliet Echo Charlie sent audio about runway control.
- PATRON Bravo Sierra had a strange traffic display.
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