Guides to help student understand ATC
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adreamer
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Beisde FAR/AIM, I use these few videos to get my students' interest. 
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Last 2 videos was aired on TLC few years back. You can see Delta still flying L1011 in the background.
These videos are just general idea for "what does ATC do?" If you like more details responses. I suggest you write it your own.
Mine are simple: 3 Ws
Who: Cessna 801FX
Where:
Current position and altitude, ie: 5 NM north of xxx airport, 4500 feet
What do you want:
would like practice ILS approachs, flight followings...etc
[yt]KdNbPAWPkNo&NR=1[/yt]
[yt]CpRdSCJ9wKY[/yt]
[yt]nU-_t06hSYU[/yt]
Last 2 videos was aired on TLC few years back. You can see Delta still flying L1011 in the background.
These videos are just general idea for "what does ATC do?" If you like more details responses. I suggest you write it your own.
Mine are simple: 3 Ws
Who: Cessna 801FX
Where:
Current position and altitude, ie: 5 NM north of xxx airport, 4500 feet
What do you want:
would like practice ILS approachs, flight followings...etc
braunpilot
What day is it?
I am wondering what kind of help, like a a printed sheet of what they are saying or what? I have typed up my own ATC response type sheets and if you want them PM me your email address. They are for the Midwest but you can change it for your local.
bdhill1979
Gone West
I would start with the Pilot Controller Glossary at the back of your AIM.
jrh
Well-Known Member
I've always written my own "scripts" for all the common interactions with ATC at the home airport.
If you do this though, please make sure to write proper phraseology in to the script. I've seen more than one of those things written by instructors who use less than ideal phraseology and it drives me nuts that they're passing on bad habits to their students.
If you do this though, please make sure to write proper phraseology in to the script. I've seen more than one of those things written by instructors who use less than ideal phraseology and it drives me nuts that they're passing on bad habits to their students.
