OB190: Know When To Hold 'Em
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Episode 190 Show Notes
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Topic of the show: Hold for release phraseology is used every single day throughout the NAS at non-towered airports to expedite IFR clearances.\\xa0 How should a pilot handle it when they run into a brick wall trying to get their IFR on the ground so they can load up the FMS/GPS?\\xa0 We discuss our ideas and explain what it means when we use this technique.\\xa0
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Timely Feedback:
- 1. PATRON Juliet Mike had an interesting exchange with ATC on his way home from AirVenture.
- 2. PATRON Mike November shares his thoughts about the show. Thank you!
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Feedback
- SGAC PATRON Charlie Hotel sent in Coffee Class Bravo comments.
- PATRON Papa Kilo thought he was hypoxic. What did he tell ATC?
- Echo Yankee sent an audio question about flight plan information.
- Echo Yankee sent an audio comment about NOTAMS and acronyms.
- PATRON Bravo Bravo asked about getting a flight following squawk on the ground at a non-towered airport.
- Sierra Golf got an IFR clearance but the information wasn\\u2019t passed to the next sector properly. What happened?
Mentioned in the show: https://youtu.be/KKUQ9-zujoc
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