OB058: The Voice That Puts Out Fires

Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk

Air Traffic Talk

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4.9 • 966 Ratings

🗓️ 4 February 2019

⏱️ 66 minutes

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Episode 58 Show Notes

Topic of the show: "The Voice". AG and RH discuss training and the dreaded "voice" when a trainer (OJTI) over-keys the trainee and starts issuing corrected instructions. Why does this happen? Is it safe? Thank you, KM! Audio sent in by "Joe the Airbus Guy" rounds out the topic.

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0:00.0	Ready.
0:01.0	American 745 Triad Tower runway 2-3 left cleared away.
0:25.9	Delta 1549 triad departure, radar contact, climb and maintain 1-2,000.
0:30.4	Baren 645A Charlie, traffic 1 o'clock, 4 miles southwestbound Bonanza 6,000.
0:36.0	FedEx 1580 heavy, 7 miles from Pagan.
0:38.4	Fly heading 080, maintain 3,000 until established on a localizer.
0:42.3	Clear to ILS, 5-right approach.
0:46.0	Welcome to opposing bases, air traffic talk.
0:49.0	We are Romeo Hotel and Alpha Golf.
0:51.7	Two air traffic controllers and rated pilots.
0:54.4	This is an aviation podcast.
0:56.1	We express our views and opinions about aviation, flying, and air traffic control.
1:00.6	We do not represent our employer, and our show is for entertainment purposes only.
1:04.7	We should not be used as a replacement for your CFI, your OJTI, the 7110.65, the F.A.Rs, your attorney, your will be Monday, the day after Super Bowl.
1:42.6	On today's show, we're going to talk about the voice and air traffic training.
1:47.9	What's up, A.G.?
1:49.0	Hello. Hello, everyone.
1:52.1	Where are you?
1:54.8	I'm coming to you from sunny Southern Alabama at the home of Army Aviation Fort Rucker.
2:06.7	Yes.
2:07.8	Your new studio sounds really nice and echoy.
2:11.1	Does it?
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