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:

https://reason.org/aviation-policy-news/newark-air-traffic-control-shifted-to-philadelphia-tracon/#:~:text=The%20long%2Dplanned%20move%20shrinks,of%2085%25%20fully%20certified%20controllers.

Timely Feedback:

1. Listener IP sent an article about the issues at N90 and PHL approach.

2. SGAC Patron SE shared their driveway Christmas light redesign and RDU airspace redesign proposal.

3. Patron CL discusses spin training

Feedback

1. Patron JH talks about flight following vs advisory frequencies

2. Patron RJI shares about a recent trip to the local tower.

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