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ShyGuy 01-19-2019 10:29 PM

Have an ATC friend, he said after a rash of incidents and near misses, they are strict on hold short instructions. While other instructions like “American 101 contact departure” can be met with a “Goodday, 101.” there is zero room on a runway hold short instruction. They need a readback of 4 things, the hold short verbiage itself, the runway, callsign, flight number. Miss any part of those on a hold short instruction, they will ask you to repeat properly.

“Nice job champ” was deserved after the pilot enunciated the incorrect “American Airlines” on purpose.

Rahlifer 01-20-2019 03:49 AM


Originally Posted by vessbot (Post 2746286)
The "good job champ" was not part of his job.

Y’all realize that the controller is having his paycheck held hostage indefinitely by a bunch of whiny idiots in DC, right? I can imagine they’re feeling a little testy especially when dealing with snarky comments from an old fart making 300k/yr who’d walk off the job if his damn crew meal wasn’t on board. 🙄🙄

vessbot 01-20-2019 04:41 AM


Originally Posted by Rahlifer (Post 2746467)
Y’all realize that the controller is having his paycheck held hostage indefinitely by a bunch of whiny idiots in DC, right? I can imagine they’re feeling a little testy especially when dealing with snarky comments from an old fart making 300k/yr who’d walk off the job if his damn crew meal wasn’t on board. 🙄🙄

Sure. I didn't say it was a huge deal. But I was directly replying to someone who said that he way only doing his job.

DENpilot 01-20-2019 09:23 AM


Originally Posted by hilltopflyer (Post 2746382)
But in your point it says he can say point seven if he assumes the pilot knows that the ground is on 121.9 or familiar with the airport. We all know what assuming does.

No, he is not assuming that. Every pilot should know that the phraseology "contact ground point nine." means 121.9. Otherwise, if he did say "contact ground.", then that would be assuming.

WhiskeyKilo 01-20-2019 03:03 PM


Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER (Post 2746421)
Jesus people. Can’t we all just take up fly fishing or something and chill?!

I hear Nimmo Bay is a very nice spot in the summer.

Big E 757 01-20-2019 03:53 PM


Originally Posted by ToastAir (Post 2746378)
Where is “ground point nine” in the pilot -controller glossary. The AA guy was a tool but so was the controller.

Didn’t see it there, however the AIM paragraph 4-3-14d and 7110.65 (ATC order) paragraph 3-10-9 example shows it.

I’ve seen various phaseology issues (as a controller) over the years become major emphasis items that could be cause for displinary items. I’ve seen others that are really important that may not seem obvious to a pilot (I’ve flown part 121 as well). Finally there are guys who got burned by a particular readback/hearback error who are very particular with what they need to hear.

Bottom line almost everyone is just trying to do the job as best they can, we all occasionally take short cuts. If a pilot or controller asks for something, there is usually a good reason.

Well said...

AC560 01-21-2019 05:30 AM


Originally Posted by WHACKMASTER (Post 2746421)
Jesus people. Can’t we all just take up fly fishing or something and chill?!

You have obviously never been fly fishing with my father. The intensity is higher then a run over Hanoi.

BeatNavy 01-25-2019 10:16 PM

https://www.airlinepilotforums.com/m...9-baffled.html

Found the TOTD.

DENpilot 01-25-2019 11:42 PM


Originally Posted by BeatNavy (Post 2750143)

Tool of the month, at the very least....

lowandslow 01-26-2019 08:21 AM


Originally Posted by DENpilot (Post 2750153)
Tool of the month, at the very least....

I think it’s a stretch. Not saying it’s the right thing to do but he appeared to just be venting his frustration. There are many out there in similar situations. Sat at the regionals to get PIC time during the lost decade-now getting bypassed for shots at majors while watching their FOs get hired.


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