Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk
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RH and AG are two experienced air traffic controllers and pilots that host a weekly show answering listener questions, breaking down complex aviation topics, and relating their experiences to everyday occurrences in the national airspace system. The hosts and guests do not represent the FAA or NATCA and express their own views and opinions.

OB199: Cat Door Arrivals

Episode 199 Show Notes   Topic of the show: Wake turbulence is a flight hazard for all aircraft but especially dangerous for small, light airplanes.  ...
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OB198: NAS Charcuterie

Episode 198 Show Notes   Topic of the show: During an emergency, controllers have required information they must get from the pilots.  Sometimes that ...
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OB197: Pushing Penguins

Episode 197 Show Notes   Topic of the show: What does ATC expect when a pilot experiences radio failure?  How closely do lost communication regulation...
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OB196: Life Extending Vectors

Episode 196 Show Notes   Topic of the show: AG and RH discuss MEDEVAC flights, medical emergencies, and priority handling.  How do we expedite traffic...
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OB195: Closer to Kah Kahs

Episode 195 Show Notes   Topic of the show:  Low altitude alerts and collision alerts go off all the time.  How do we know when they are genuine safet...
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OB194: NOTAM Dustpan

Episode 194 Show Notes   Topic of the show: Sometimes the most important NOTAMS are either buried in a stack of words or hidden in places pilots don’t...
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OB193: (Ident)ity Crisis, LOA Bias

Episode 193 Show Notes   Topic of the show: AG and RH go back to ATC basics and discuss a few of our local letters of agreement with surrounding facil...
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OB191: Too Close For Terps

Revised addition Episode 191 Show Notes   Topic of the show: How much room below glideslope does a pilot have until they are too close to obstacles?  ...
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OB190: Know When To Hold 'Em

Episode 190 Show Notes   Topic of the show: Hold for release phraseology is used every single day throughout the NAS at non-towered airports to expedi...
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