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Closed pattern.” Transmitting your registration, location, and the word request is acceptable as an opener at any time, so feel free to use it whenever you’re unsure. The follow-up might only include: “Old City Approach, Diamond 3498C, Zulu. In this case, your first transmission might be (after finding a break): “Old City Approach, Diamond 3498C, 25 southwest, request.” Then you wait for the controller to ask you for more details when that controller has time to listen. Contact Newton Approach 124.45.” That’s a different story. Inbound for closed pattern.”īut now imagine when you tuned in to that frequency you heard the controller tell that Cessna, “Cessna 28N, climb and maintain 5000. You could transmit, “Old City Approach, Diamond 3498C, 25 miles southwest of Old City, Information Zulu. Have great day.” You know this controller isn’t that busy. You tune the Approach frequency and hear the controller tell another airplane, “Cessna 28N, climb and maintain 5000. Imagine you’re calling a Class C Approach Control from 25 miles southwest of the airport, with information Zulu, and want to do pattern work. Match that rhythm and amount of content as best you can. When it’s an ATC frequency, also listen to the speed-well, really the rhythm-of the controller’s speech. Not only does this reduce the chances you’ll block someone else’s transmission with yours, it lets you know if this is a busy frequency or a quiet one. Rule Number One before transmitting on any frequency is tuning that frequency and listening for several seconds. Communication with ATC is partly what you say, and partly how you say it. Thanks for a great app and thanks to everyone who provides feeds to the system.“The best answer is: It depends.
This probably means a bigger change but it would be helpful. But would love to be able to enter a flight number and find what channel the flight is on.Ĥ) In the feed frequency page, it would be great to know if feeds are mixed, or if a stereo split then which feed is in which ear. This doesn’t need the description- just a comma separated list of frequencies.Ģ) Would be great to have more than airport diagram linked, but also departure/arrival/approach plates.ģ)This one is tougher and not sure it’s possible. When listening to the feed there is a list. That said - please consider the following:ġ) Please list the frequencies a station is covering as per of the table cell when opening to select a feed (favorites, change channel, or directory). And with more and more gate to gate satellite-based inflight Wi-Fi you can follow your flight throughout. Very useful to find out firsthand what’s happening in preparation for travel. Great app - a couple suggestions to improve For this reason there is no service guarantee - and there is no guarantee that any particular channel will be up 24/7, though we make our best effort to do so and have a good track record of uptime.įollow LiveATC for feed updates and breaking aviation and ATC-related news: Available airports can change due to reasons beyond our control. Note that we do not have coverage in the U.K., Belgium, Germany, Iceland, Italy, New Zealand, Spain and other countries where streaming ATC communications is prohibited by law.Īvailable airports/channels are subject to change at any time - LiveATC owns and operates many of the receivers used in the network but many are provided by volunteers. Please check to see if your country, city and/or airports of interest are covered by LiveATC *BEFORE PURCHASING* - check at. The LiveATC network (is the world's largest network of streaming audio feeds focused solely on aviation-related communications, currently covering over 1,200 airports around the world with almost 3,000 different audio feeds and growing daily! Once you find an interesting channel you just add it to your Favorites list for quick and easy access! You can also use the Nearby function to find airports near you. state, Canadian province, or by country to find an airport of interest. LiveATC Air Radio lets you easily browse by U.S. LiveATC Air Radio provides a quick and easy way to listen in on live conversations between pilots and air traffic controllers near many airports around the world. Stuck in the airport terminal and want to know why you're delayed? Live near an airport or enjoy plane-spotting and want to tune in to the pilots and the control tower? Have you always wondered what pilots talk to air traffic controllers about? Now you can stop wondering and tune in live! This notice relates to countries not covered by the system PLEASE READ ***IMPORTANT NOTICE*** BELOW **BEFORE** PURCHASING
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