Episode description
Episode description
Episode 177 Show Notes
Topic of the show: Graduate level tips and tricks that will help pilots and instructors get the most out of ATC services. We discuss land and hold short chaos, pop up IFR clearances, VFR altitude changes, and practice approaches to closed runways. This episode is jam packed and you don’t want to miss it!
Timely Feedback:
- 1. Patron Charlie Alpha has an idea for a new Opposing Bases T Shirt.
- 2. New Patron Juliet Golf shares his thoughts on the IFR reroute comments in OB176.
- 3. Patron Bravo Whiskey shares more insight into E-AB planes and IMC.
Feedback
- Mike Echo from Australia shares a scary (but hilarious) LAHSO story. http://www.atsb.gov.au/publications/investigation_reports/2015/aair/ao-2015-084/
http://www.atsb.gov.au/media/5774670/ao-2015-084-final.pdf - Patron Alpha Bravo Mike want to know our thoughts on pop up IFR clearances.
- Patron Juliet Victor shares a tip for RH and his bucket list.https://www.s-211training.com/.
- Patron and fellow controller SI shares some regulations about canceling IFR.
- Juliet Foxtrot want to know if he has to get permission to change VFR altitudes.
- Patron Delta Papa Papa has a question about practice approaches to a runway construction area.
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