OB253: Expect the ILS, Cleared for the RNAV
Episode 253 Show Notes
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Topic of the show: On this week\u2019s show, we will discuss some of the intricacies of filing an IFR flight plan to an airport without an instrument approach procedure.\xa0 What approach options exist?\xa0 Do you need an alternate airport?\xa0 And when you depart, what happens on the controller side of things when issuing your clearance?\xa0 We also discuss checkrides, atypical phraseology, and more of your awesome aviation feedback!\xa0
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Timely Feedback:
- 1. Patron SC sent follow up to last week\u2019s episode topic.
- 2. Towers without FDIO can sometimes give you VFR codes.
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Feedback
- Patron WM sent in a check ride story.
- Patron AD sent an audio question about phraseology he had never heard.
- Patron JM wants to know if they can change to a visual approach after starting an RNAV?
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Mentioned: FOD Kills (links courtesy of SGAC Patron RB, thank you!)
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