Episode 348 Show Notes

 

Topic of the show: Relief Briefings by Patron JEC On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss pilot and controller overlaps and the briefings involved in making a safe transition from one person to another.  What items are discussed?  When is the best time to do an overlap briefing?  What if something happens after the briefing; who is to blame?  We also discuss real life preparation for ATC at the Academy, intersection departure considerations, and more of your awesome aviation questions and feedback!  You don’t want to miss this fun episode!

 

Links:

https://www.code7700.com

https://code7700.com/pdfs/bca/bca_departure_obstacles_2016-05.pdf

https://www.21fivepodcast.com

 

Timely Feedback:

1. Patron JS shows how Garmin Pilot has realized RH’s dreams of automated Notams

2. SGAC Patron AM asks about priority handling for public benefit flights

3. Patron ES sends a lost comms story

 

Feedback

1. Controller QZ encourages people to apply for ATC

2. Patron PV lays out the necessary skills for AG to save the world in a Gyroplane

3. Patron JMR talks intersection departures and single engine obstacle capabilities

 

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