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Episode 320 Show Notes

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Topic of the show: On this week\u2019s show, AG and RH discuss the danger in scud running as it relates to other traffic.\xa0 How can the IFR airplane safely navigate in airspace with other traffic that isn\u2019t in contact with ATC or CTAF?\xa0 We also discuss a great way to introduce kids to ATC, traffic advisories, and more of you aviation questions and feedback.\xa0 This episode is packed and you don\u2019t want to miss any of it!\xa0 Enjoy!

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Timely Feedback:

1. Many Patrons sent feedback on closing tower airspace and why it reverts to E or G. Answered!

2. Patron NSC set up a flight sim at the career day at school!

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Feedback

1. Patron TH asks about 75/76 type ratings

2. Patron MCB sent audio feedback about \u201csuggested heading\u201d

3. Patron TW also sent feedback about suggested heading

4. Patron JMW on \u201clooking for traffic\u201d and other such phraseology

5. Patron DB asks about handoffs between approach and tower

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