NovemberEcho
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Sometimes I'm surprised it was Postal workers who went postal and not ATC.
We drown our frustrations instead
Sometimes I'm surprised it was Postal workers who went postal and not ATC.
Well, y'all are sorta witches.We drown our frustrations instead
You just learn to ignore it, not the request but the fact that they hardly know better. Like when a vfr guy calls up and says “kilo” before they say the 3 letters we actually care aboutI imagine they'd appreciate that brevity. It sure beats:
"Approach, this is Cessna N12345. We'd like to do the, ah, ILS One, er the ILS One, ah Right, from ... ah, the ILS One Right to a low miss. Then, ahh, .... then head out for vectors to the GPS Two..., ah, the GPS RNAV Two Seven full procedure."
Sometimes I'm surprised it was Postal workers who went postal and not ATC.
I always find this comical. Unless you're a helo, I think it would be very difficult to land at a VOR.You just learn to ignore it, not the request but the fact that they hardly know better. Like when a vfr guy calls up and says “kilo” before they say the 3 letters we actually care about
You just learn to ignore it, not the request but the fact that they hardly know better. Like when a vfr guy calls up and says “kilo” before they say the 3 letters we actually care about
I had a pilot request, "headed towards Galveston, would like flight following to VUH." (Scholes VOR)I always find this comical. Unless you're a helo, I think it would be very difficult to land at a VOR.
I hate it more when they just say the name of the airport and not the identifier.
This is why I sound like a robot on the radio, it stops my mumble. I tend to mumble a lot off the radio because of my nose constantly being plugged from the five inch thick layer of dust covering everything in the TRACON.The only ones for whom I lose empathy are the ones who just can not enunciate their words, and simultaneously lack the awareness to realize that what they are saying is completely incomprehensible to others.
This is why I sound like a robot on the radio, it stops my mumble. I tend to mumble a lot off the radio because of my nose constantly being plugged from the five inch thick layer of dust covering everything in the TRACON.
One time though I couldn't figure out why y'all couldn't understand me, it was ticking me off. Found out months of beard oil filled in the boom on my headset... So now I make sure my boom isn't in my beard lol
It's funny how each airline has their quarks on the radio. We always wonder if UAL are testing their oxygen masks or using the carbon mics from a 172.And UAL pilots please close the window before transmitting. I swear y'all are harder to hear most times than the guy in a Cub with a handheld at 1500' 40 miles away.
It's funny how each airline has their quarks on the radio. We always wonder if UAL are testing their oxygen masks or using the carbon mics from a 172.
Does anyone fly for them that knows why they regularly sound like this?They ALWAYS sound like they’re talking with a mask on.
Not really sure what type of heavy jet has a 105kt final approach speed. I can’t even get that slow in a light 88.
Hell, I don’t even fly that slow in a 421 until crossing the threshold.
I see 75's with 110-120 showing over the ground every day.
I see 75's with 110-120 showing over the ground every day.
Does anyone fly for them that knows why they regularly sound like this?
Well, there’s the issue. We don’t fly “over the ground” speeds.
All we care about is ground speedWell, there’s the issue. We don’t fly “over the ground” speeds.