Episode description
Episode description
Episode 125 Show Notes
Topic of the show: RH and AG got the help of a TERPS expert answering a listener question about unpublished hold instructions on a missed approach. Links referenced in the Terps Elf answer: FAA's Instrument Flight Procedures Information Gateway , FAA Form 8260-2 , CRQ ILS 24
Timely Feedback:
- PATRON helped us answer a question about the Blue Angels and frequency usage.
- Kilo Kilo sent in answers to a few questions of the week.
- PATRON Alpha Tango commented on the new show introduction audio and show swag.
Feedback
- Tango Mike the Fire Truck Guy asked about “ATC Zero” phraseology.
- PATRON Bravo Sierra sent a great question about “full length” takeoff phraseology.
- PATRON Echo Alpha asked why some center controllers won’t vector to final and some will provide the service.
- PATRON Alpha Tango asked about ADS-B checks and what the controllers need to do in order to accomplish the task.
Question of the Week/Month When a vector to final looks inadequate, do you adjust without telling the controller? Is that allowed? Let us know by clicking here.
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