Ahh yes...

[derg]

Welcome to my world:

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[Dugie8]

Prime example of WHY we use standard terminology and act like professionals on the radio. Somebody made a mistake, it happens, but this controller and his little rants did nothing to solve the situation or keep safety a top priority.

grrr

 

[ASpilot2be]

That was entertaining:laff:

 

[Sachi]

Wow thanks for sharing, great insight into what goes on at JFK!
Sach

 

[cloudman]

Wow! I was waiting for this guy to explode :banghead:

 

[madmax]

"What, you can't just do that...SIGH"

 

[WildcatPilot]

ahhh.......that one never gets old....how many years must that job take off the end of your life?

 

[Malko]

Welcome to my world:

[yt]GUWyR9rTI9E[/yt]

I know that mans voice well. It makes for good listening when something goes wrong or when the big foreign airline push starts.....anic:

 

[bike21]

Reminds me a bit of ORD Those guys can be absolutely hilarious!

 

[youngflyer]

haha. wow! That guy must have had a LOOOOONNNNNNGGGGG day.

 

[Diego Dangers.]

if this is the guy I am thinking, I love listening to him on the scanner.

 

[amorris311]

that guy is hilarious. i used to love listening to him on my flights from jfk to lax. the afternoon fun.

 

[coa787]

Here's a website where you can listen to various ATC at various airports and centers:

http://www.liveatc.net/feedindex.php?type=all

I do recognize that guy's voice from listening to JFK ground, but I've never heard him speak that way!

 

[LoadMasterC141]

Yeah he is not doing a wonderful job it seems. Do the guys who flunk out of ATC school the first time get the ground jobs? I have heard amazing things from controllers in places like Houston on Friday night pushes.

 

[ILSstud]

"someone needs to do something right...Jetblue 1069....":laff:

 

[slushie]

at least it didn't end up like this:


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[derg]

Experience, leadership and the USAir crew having good situational awareness saved a lot of people's lives that day.

 

[CameronF]

Wow that would be scary as hell for that plane that got mixed up and especially when that woman appears to not care about that planes safety. Good job for the USAir guys.

 

[CaptBill]

Flying is the easy part. It's the ground operations that will eat your lunch.

 

[juxtapilot]

Experience, leadership and the USAir crew having good situational awareness saved a lot of people's lives that day.

Wow! Way to go USAir crew... I can't believe that a controller would actually do that.?.?

Same video but it has full audio... http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cofPH1y9vuw

 

[Blip16]

i have heard this before, several months ago on this site too.......

still funny as hell