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Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk

Air Traffic Talk

Opposing Bases Air Traffic Talk ✈ Real pilots. Real controllers. Real talk. 🎧 Want early access and full archives? Join the crew at opposingbases.supercast.com. 🛩️ Listener-supported. No ads. Just aviation conversations that matter. 📸 Instagram: @opposing_bases 🌍 Show site: opposingbases.com

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01:16:31

OB365: Best Supporting Penguin

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2024/12/30

Episode 365 Show Notes Topic of the show: Night VFR Flying From Patron TH On this week’s episode, RH and AG discuss the separate night VFR rating in Australia and what it means for us in the US. What should instructors emphasize in their student’s requisite night training to prepare them for the risks involved? We also discuss electric air taxis, contract towers, and spin training. This is our last episode of 2024. Happy New Year! Timely Feedback: 1. Patron ES discusses spins

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01:27:09

OB364: Santa Landed On My Driveway

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2024/12/23

Episode 364 Show Notes Topic of the show: What is Your On-course Heading? From Patron AS On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss “on course heading”. What does it mean and why does ATC need to know? We also discuss our opinions on the latest developments in New York airspace, Class C redesigns, and more of your awesome aviation feedback. Merry Christmas! Links:

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01:21:26

OB363: Risk Versus Reward in Aviation Training

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2024/12/17

Episode 363 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss risk vs. reward in flight training and ATC on the job training. Can trainers prepare students for real life scenarios if they protect the trainee from difficult and challenging scenarios? Does the risk of spins outweigh the benefits of learning how to recover? Does watching a student work a complex/busy scenario expose them to the risk of killing their confidence? We also discuss taxi procedures,

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01:13:45

OB362: Blinded by the Light Gun

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2024/12/10

Episode 362 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss the dreaded flashing red light from the control tower indicating it was unsafe to land. The pilot was experiencing an emergency and determined landing was the safest way to conclude the flight. Why would a tower controller deny a landing? What other options does the pilot have during a no-radio emergency? Timely Feedback: 1. Patron KK shares some follow up about the nasty-gram from the airport

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01:22:14

OB361: Swipe Right For Flight Following

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2024/12/03

Episode 361 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, RH and AG share their thoughts about an airport sending a letter of admonishment to a pilot for not following a voluntary noise abatement procedure. Are noise abatement procedures required or voluntary? How can an IFR pilot comply with a noise abatement procedure while complying with an ATC instruction? Why do neighbors complain about noise from the airport? We also discuss the newest ATC dating app, reporting the airport in

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01:25:02

OB360: No One Will Ever Love You Like ATC

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2024/11/26

Episode 360 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, RH and AG will make their pitch to the powers above to make Universal Flight Following Light a real safety feature in the NAS. Why would both pilots and controllers benefit from this product? How would we roll it out in the NAS? We also discuss how sectors are divided, traffic alerts, and more of your fantastic aviation feedback. Links: Technique: What's the frequency? By Tom LeCompte

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01:20:51

OB359: Mystical Land Pirates

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2024/11/19

Episode 359 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, we discuss ASR/PAR approaches at TRIAD, filing instrument flight plans for local practice approaches, and best practices for VFR pilots that operate near any airport in the NAS. This episode is packed with important aviation tips and tricks to keep you safe! Timely Feedback: 1. TRIAD Vet/Cigarette Rookie Charles Delta shares some information about no gyro approaches at TRIAD back in 1954. 2. SGAC Patron ED explains

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01:24:06

OB358: Not Having a Plan is a Terrible Plan

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2024/11/12

Episode 358 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss a very well prepared pilot’s plan and his backup to the plan during questionable weather. What can pilot’s learn from this story that will help them better prepare for their next IFR flight? What considerations are the controllers making during inclement weather that can have a positive outcome on the flight? And most importantly, how do you become a better user of the NAS? We also discuss creative center

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01:22:04

OB357: The Turning Point Was The Turning Point

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2024/11/05

Episode 357 Show Notes Topic of the show: Not Getting Flight Following and Why It’s Bad. On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss how a flight following request would have prevented a near midair collision at a busy Class C airport. Why is remaining outside the Charlie legal but not necessarily safe? Can pilots get better service by simply calling ATC? This incident got a lot of attention and we want to reiterate the controller did a great job! We had a lot of fun recording this episode

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01:35:25

OB356: A Little Light Chop

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2024/10/29

Episode 356 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss a recent incident involving a taxiway collision between two airliners. We discuss what happened and try to add something new to the conversation as it relates to our experiences as controllers and pilots. There are many valuable lessons that can be learned from this event. We also discuss contract towers, ASR approaches, and more of your aviation questions and feedback. This episode is packed and you don’t want

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01:26:13

OB355: ATC Emergency Mode Engaged

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2024/10/22

Episode 355 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss a recent flight in IMC where the pilot struggled and the controller kept his cool and offered the perfect mix of instruction and help which resulted in a safe landing. Great job! We also discuss invoking your OB Listener Card on a checkride, practice area frequencies, and more of your aviation questions and feedback. Timely Feedback: 1. SGAC Patron AMM adds some commentary on glider flights. 2. SGAC

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01:24:44

OB354: Falling Ice Rocks

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2024/10/15

Episode 354 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH answer a tricky terrain question from a pilot departing a controlled airport. What can pilots do to prepare for performance issues in terrain? Does the issuance of a SID require any special consideration in high terrain? And what other options existed for the tower controller to reach a safe outcome? We also discuss impeccable podcast timing, a “curiosity mindset”, and “square your base to final” phraseology.

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01:26:21

OB353: Hurricane Response - All Hands on Deck

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2024/10/08

Episode 353 Show Notes Topic of the show: More Helene Response Discussion from Patron AJ and Podcaster AC-On this week’s show, AG and RH share some first-hand stories of the hurricane relief efforts in North Carolina. Without general aviation and the volunteers on the ground, lifesaving supply delivery would have been delayed several days. Great job, GA! We want to thank all the volunteer pilots, the volunteer organizers, all those that donated time or supplies, the controllers working

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01:39:24

OB352: General Aviation's Natural Disaster Response

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2024/10/01

Episode 352 Show Notes Topic of the show: Disaster Response by General Aviation with BK On this week’s show, we spend time speaking with Bravo Kilo and the response from general aviation during the most recent natural disaster. Hurricane Helene has devasted our home state and general aviation is playing a huge role in delivering critical supplies to a community that has been completely isolated due to flooding, mud slides, road closures, and power outages. We need your help! We have

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01:22:19

OB351: Dirty Bippees

Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk ·

2024/09/24

Episode 351 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss more feedback about aviation medical exams, peer-to-peer support programs for general aviation pilots, and a real-life emergency that had a good outcome due to aviation training. This episode is full of valuable aviation intel and you don’t want to miss it! Links: https://www.faa.gov/ame_guide Timely Feedback: 1. Patron JP sends feedback about AME’s and the medical process 2. Patron Dr IC

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01:21:35

OB350: The AME Circle of Trust

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2024/09/17

Episode 350 Show Notes Topic of the show: Medical Shouldn’t be Scary by Patron DDC On this week’s show, RH and AG read feedback from Patron DDC about why your FAA Flight Physical shouldn’t be as scary as we all make it out to be. We also discuss RH’s ability to predict the future, global computer meltdowns, and more of your awesome aviation feedback! Enjoy! Links: https://www.koin.com/news/federal-aviation-administration-take-on-mental-health-after-off-duty-pilot-diverts-plane/

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01:25:05

OB349: Dazzling DPEs Since 2018

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2024/09/10

Episode 349 Show Notes Topic of the show: Incorrect Altimeters by Patron SE On this week’s show, RH and AG discuss the findings of a report about an incident involving an incorrect altimeter setting and a near miss with terrain. We discuss techniques for controllers and pilots to prevent this from happening and illustrate how important altimeter inputs are for modern avionics. We also discuss northeast ATC escape routes, altitude filing on zigzag flights, and more of your awesome feedback.

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01:27:34

OB348: Don't Butcher My Mona Lisa

Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk ·

2024/09/03

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

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01:25:42

OB347: Universal Flight Following

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2024/08/27

Episode 347 Show Notes Topic of the show: More on Universal FLIGHT FOLLOWING from Patrons JH and MB Links: Flying Midwest Podcast episode 63 https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/episode-63-opposing-bases-parallel-approaches-with-ag/id1601680150?i=1000664300528 https://www.listennotes.com/podcasts/flying-midwest-podcast-flying-midwest-media-mqBC8RWcH-4/#google_vignette FAA Transponder Codes: (https://www.faa.gov/documentLibrary/media/Order/FAA_Order_JO_7110.66G_NBCAP.pdf).

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01:18:15

OB346: Big Brother is Watching You

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2024/08/19

Episode 346 Show Notes Topic of the show: On this week’s show, AG and RH discuss ADS-C and the information available to non-US controllers, busy tracon controller communication issues, and a mountain of Patron feedback. We also share our views and opinions about a recent interaction between ATC and a pilot that should serve as a reminder we are all human, mistakes happen, and it’s our job to work through it professionally and with respect for the person on the other side of the microphone.

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