82 How to Increase Separation on Final without Dangerous S-Turns + General Aviation News

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🗓️ 1 November 2018

⏱️ 69 minutes

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82 How to Increase Separation on Final without Dangerous S-Turns + GA News

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Increasing Spacing on Final without using S-Turns
Max talks about how to increase spacing on final without doing dangerous S-Turns on the final approach to landing. Two FAA Controllers wins Archie League Award for noticing a pilot with a problem. Listeners give feedback on things they wished they’d learned as student pilots. A listener ask where to fly the downwind when flying next to parallel runways, but cleared to land on runway on the far side.

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0:00.0	No way, 2A Victor, I need runway.
0:03.2	3.0 right and your call sign, please.
0:05.0	3A.V.
0:06.0	2A.V.
0:07.0	or 2A.V.A., TaxiBia Alpha 2AVX.
0:17.0	No way 2AVictor.
0:19.0	Runway 3.0 right and your call sign, please, and verify you have information,
0:22.5	Quebec.
0:23.0	3-8-30-Victor and 28-Victor-2-8-Victor.
0:29.7	Number 28-Victor, hold your position, please.
0:33.5	And that audio clip is related to an Archie League Award, recently won by two air traffic controllers.
0:38.6	And we'll tell you more about that incident during the news.
0:40.9	Hello, and thank you for joining us for episode 82 of the Aviation News Talk podcast, where we bring you general aviation news and safety tips that pilots and student pilots like you can use.
0:50.4	Today, we're talking about when and when not to do S turns on final andon-final and some of the many landing accidents that have occurred after pilots did S-turns-on-final.
0:58.7	Plus, coming up on the news, a ground controller identifies a pilot who's having trouble taxing and makes a decision that saves lives.
1:05.4	And a passenger on a helicopter tour helps out on the controls after the pilot passes out.
1:11.5	In one country, I said they'd like to adopt FAA regulations for maintenance instead of the
1:16.1	ones used in their country.
1:17.4	I will tell you where that is.
1:18.8	And finally, a church pastor in California makes a citizen's arrest of a pilot.
1:23.0	It's a bizarre story, and we'll tell you all the details.
1:26.5	Welcome to Aviation News Talk, where we talk
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