I'm definitely requesting 350 deg to the right on the next tripI hate it when anyone requests anything. If you need to go left, tell them you need to go left. If they say “no” then tell them you need to go waaaayyyy right lol.
I'm definitely requesting 350 deg to the right on the next tripI hate it when anyone requests anything. If you need to go left, tell them you need to go left. If they say “no” then tell them you need to go waaaayyyy right lol.
I think 15 is my record on the 145 with paper W&B. Hardstand buses help move pax out of the way quickly12 is my record on the 200, 19 in the 175. Get FA's that know their stuff and it's easy!
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As long as you keep that • domestic where you sound like a bunch of talentless hacks to everyone else in the world that somehow speaks better English despite it being a second language.I also don’t get riled up over “with you at FL350.”
At FL350
With you at FL350
Checkin in at FL350
Level 350
Here at FL350
etc.
As long as you checked in and we were acknowledged, I couldn’t care less. There’s no nails on the chalkboard with me for ATC verbiage. I try not to stress the small, negligible stuff.
Again, it’s a request only because the next thing that comes out if I get a snappy unable is “we require (___) immediately,” where the blank is something else. I generally don’t ask for (especially) a lateral change unless we really need it. Altitudes yes, course no.Some of ya'll be strong type As. Request vs need. Really? I'd say 90% of guys I've seen say "request left/right for weather deviation."
"Requesting FL340" or "putting FL340 on request" gets the same message across.
I dunno. Maybe I need to toughen up my type A game. Or maybe those words aren't enough to get me riled up on my list of "things FOs do!!!!"
As long as you keep that • domestic where you sound like a bunch of talentless hacks to everyone else in the world that somehow speaks better English despite it being a second language.
This. I really don’t care. Sure it’s not proper, and I get that, but the mos popular argument often seems to be about it tying up the air. Who cares... it eats up less than a second.I also don’t get riled up over “with you at FL350.”
At FL350
With you at FL350
Checkin in at FL350
Level 350
Here at FL350
etc.
As long as you checked in and we were acknowledged, I couldn’t care less. There’s no nails on the chalkboard with me for ATC verbiage. I try not to stress the small, negligible stuff.
Again, it’s a request only because the next thing that comes out if I get a snappy unable is “we require (___) immediately,” where the blank is something else. I generally don’t ask for (especially) a lateral change unless we really need it. Altitudes yes, course no.
And then after that it becomes “air carrier 1234, we are doing (___).” I’ll work with ATC as able, but at the end of the day we aren’t going through that CB.
I had an FO once do the Mormon nice thing on the radio when dealing with some serious and immediately pressing weather and the answer was “no, you can’t maybe do that.” When my voice popped on in Form 2 above, they suddenly got the message that no, we didn’t maybe want 20 left or 30 right, we require it, and one of those two is happening.
I mean, I prefer strategic reroutes over going tactical (sorry @Derg) too.Maybe ask for a deviation a little earlier?
I think ATC knows if you’re requesting around weather, you’re probably not gonna want to fly through it. Why not request it early enough so they can move whoever out of your way and get you the deviation. Of course do not penetrate a cell. Demand if it’s getting close and as a last resort, declare an emergency and turn carefully away and avoid traffic.
I mean, I prefer strategic reroutes over going tactical (sorry @Derg) too.
The best way to win is to not play, but that's not always an option.
I mean, I prefer strategic reroutes over going tactical (sorry @Derg) too.
The best way to win is to not play, but that's not always an option.
I'm definitely requesting 350 deg to the right on the next trip
I literally have no idea why you're apologizing!
He’s not Tier 1, so he’s apologizing for using tactical.
Oh shoot, 14000 pilots and I generally don't play close attention to anything other than my own flight plan or crap that interests me personally.
Who is the MEC chair? I don't know. I know my rep and talk to him regularly.
Not exactly. The use of "tactical" #triggered @Derg at one point in conversation. Despite being a somewhat accurate use of the term, it reeks of "oh, what squadron were you in?"He’s not Tier 1, so he’s apologizing for using tactical.
I will ask nicely once, request formally once, and then inform of intentions.Again, it’s a request only because the next thing that comes out if I get a snappy unable is “we require (___) immediately,” where the blank is something else. I generally don’t ask for (especially) a lateral change unless we really need it. Altitudes yes, course no.
And then after that it becomes “air carrier 1234, we are doing (___).” I’ll work with ATC as able, but at the end of the day we aren’t going through that CB.
I had an FO once do the Mormon nice thing on the radio when dealing with some serious and immediately pressing weather and the answer was “no, you can’t maybe do that.” When my voice popped on in Form 2 above, they suddenly got the message that no, we didn’t maybe want 20 left or 30 right, we require it, and one of those two is happening.
Ask 'em, tell, 'em, make 'em.I will ask nicely once, request formally once, and then inform of intentions.
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