Episode 115 Show Notes

Topic of the show: What if a control instruction places you close to another piece of airspace that is controlled by another facility?  Should you call both controllers?  Should you be monitoring both frequencies?  AG and RH try to clear up some of the confusion and give their opinions on best practices to stay safe!  Great questions from PATRON Bravo Yankee!

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Timely Feedback:

1. PATRON Mike Romeo, fellow controller, sent in some feedback about OB113 and mentions this link.
2. PATRON Charlie Alpha Whiskey sent in RemoteID feedback.
3. PATRON Bravo Foxtrot logged a formal complaint about our production timeline.
4. PATRON Juliet Charlie Delta with a geography correction. #florida
5. Delta Bravo Charlie has feedback about approach speeds.
6. PATRON Tango Bravo has a new aviation podcast listening disease.
7. PATRON Golf Down Under can’t get over how advanced our amazing technology is at TRIAD approach. #scan #dotmatrix

Feedback

1. PATRON Delta Zulu has an equipment question that you won’t want to miss.

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