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4.8 • 811 Ratings

🗓️ 25 October 2021

⏱️ 105 minutes

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Summary

Episode 200 Show Notes

Topic of the show: Live from Killer Taco Truck Airport in Sanford, NC, AG and RH answer audience questions, play some audio from listeners that couldn’t make the show, and discuss the podcast’s history. We are humbled by the turnout and so thankful for our listeners and show supporters.

Thank you to our host: Wings of Carolina Flying Club and the delicious taco truck: Taqueria El Azteca. Captain Jeff drove all the way from Atlanta to watch today’s show and surprise AG and RH. Check out his amazing podcast: Airline Pilot Guy! If you are in the Wilmington area and want to fly with the best flight instructor RH has ever had, ask for Kelli at the Cape Fear Flying Club.

We’d also like to thank: Max Trescott at Aviation Newstalk podcast, BG at Podcasting on a Plane , Mike From Flying and Life podcast, Stuck Mic Avcast, Jason Miller at the Finer Points, DPE/CFI/and friend Ron Horton, AG’s Mom, RH1 (the announcer), our families, and of course, our Patrons and our loyal listeners.

Mentioned on the show: Kilo Kilo sent a very nice message, thank you! https://youtu.be/mlt6Hf7KRaQ

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Transcript

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0:00.0	Oscar Bravo approach, Echo Hotel, with you under the Big Apple Bravo.
0:04.6	Congratulations and welcome to Opposing Bases Air Traffic Talk, episode 200.
0:08.9	From the mystery of opposing bases to Naz Charkootery, this show will keep you out of deep cacaz with the FAA by providing above-average but not exceptional airport insight.
0:18.0	When departing VFR versus IFR, sign your radar contracts in the bosom of the Bravo,
0:22.6	depart on some bonus obstacle departure procedures, and you'll surely avoid getting lost in frequency land
0:27.6	with a menagerie of wisdom provided by AG and RH.
0:30.6	Be sure to correct your garbage phraseology and in an emergency, just launch some unquenchable flaming magnesium and ask for panic vectors
0:39.0	to get you on your heading schmetting. Once in cruise, tackle the autopilot, but if you want some
0:44.3	peace and quiet, make sure you climb into the center's airspace. They'll leave you alone, and they're
0:48.2	probably not listening to you anyway. In the silence, perhaps you can ponder the next chapter
0:52.7	in your aviation story. As you slip the surly bonds of earth, you can ponder the next chapter in your aviation story.
1:01.2	As you slip the surly bonds of Earth, you can put out your hand and touch the face of the Terps elf if he even really exists.
1:04.2	Hopefully you won't end up on an Antarctic reroute.
1:10.2	Then as you descend into the mystical triad airspace, it will become clear that Center has once again left you high,
1:15.9	and your only choice is a slam dunk approach. But fear not. These controllers will ensure planes can never go bang-bang, so long as you and your 152 follow the final approach mantra, must go faster, must go
1:21.8	faster. Of course, if the weather isn't great, you can always ask for special VFR. That'll
1:26.4	definitely buy you some time with the confounded controller
1:28.6	as you pucker up to avoid a number two on arrival.
1:32.0	Well, it's time to put the family in their box,
1:34.2	don your astronaut hats, grab an IMC soup sandwich,
1:37.1	and get ready for episode 200.
1:39.1	Can't wait for the pearls and nuggets and crumbs of wisdom you'll share.
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