15 Ways to Instantly Get Better Talking to ATC

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Talking with air traffic control (ATC) can be very intimidating, especially at first. It can sound like a foreign language if you aren't used to it, but once you understand the cadence and what to expect, it really doesn't have to be complicated.
I'm based at one of the busiest single runway airports in the country and have been flying in and out of Class B for quite a while now. What was at first very intimidating has now become very manageable and really fun.
In this video are 15 actionable tips you can implement today that will increase your confidence, proficiency, and skill with ATC communications.
Corresponding article at Airplane Academy (including links for products to record your ATC communications, as mentioned in the video): airplaneacademy.com/13-atc-co...
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@AirplaneAcademy Месяц назад

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@garysgroundschool4739 3 года назад

ATC : “N550MG turn left heading 330, maintain 6,000” Me : “No”

@richardsmart2923 3 года назад

As a former ATC, I just want to say this is excellent. I think all new pilots should watch this video.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you that means a bunch! Glad it is helpful.

@peyt_ace5618 3 года назад

I’m watching it rn lol

@keithhoward9238 2 года назад

I will always work to improve my radio skillz! Thanks for your understanding from a Low time pilot.

@AjaySingh.1003 2 года назад

My voice test is in two days for becoming an atc please suggest anything

@richardsmart2923 2 года назад

@@AjaySingh.1003 Take a deep breath and stay as calm as possible. Good luck.

@agillespie3 2 года назад

One of the first things I learned about talking to controllers. And the first thing I teach my students. "It's push to talk, not push to think".

@davidleg 3 года назад

I have been flying jets for 28 years and I think your tips are right on the money , are you sure you are not an airline pilot under cover 😄👍. Great job

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Hey thanks so much for saying so!

@clintgault3078 Год назад

Great video for all of us training to be pilots. Great tips, great advice, good video sir! Thank you!!

@thegood9 3 года назад

Meeting an ATC and watching what they do in the tower and station is a GREAT thing to do to allow you to think of them as "people", so I would recommend that highly to everyone intimidated or frustrated by them.

@mooseknuckle_4474 3 года назад

Who is the poor soul that thumbed this video down and who hurt you? As always, excellent content my man.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks so much, man! Really appreciate you saying that and your support!

@techdoc99 3 года назад

Thank you for this. In my 20 years of flying I’ve not heard it broken down so effectively!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you I really appreciate that and am glad you found it helpful!

@ronaustin4839 3 года назад

Thank you from a 67 year old “New Student Pilot”. Excellent information!!!!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Awesome! Glad you found it helpful and pumped you are learning to fly! Don't be a stranger, keep us posted.

@Ninja-qm8bp 4 года назад

Dude, you should have 100k more subscribers! Quality content!!!

@AirplaneAcademy 4 года назад

Thanks for saying that. I really appreciate it! -Charlie

@lowifrles9813 4 года назад

Agree totally. This will be a successful channel. Great content.

@JonFinnguitar 3 года назад

Love this! I’m a low-time student pilot. It’s my goal to get VFR private pilot rated. I know I can do it, but it’s challenging in so many ways. You’re another great example of how the GA community is generous and helpful!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks Jon, glad it was helpful. You got this!!

@keithhoward9238 2 года назад

Jon, we are on the same path of acquiring our PPL. It is a journey like no other.

@acrosby2117 2 года назад

Listening to ATC Live before you go to an unfamiliar airport is a excellent tip. I flew out of North Las Vegas Airport once and they used local expressions like "Spaghetti Bowl", "Flamingo Drive" and "the golf course" which were totally foreign to me. I had to say "unfamiliar with the area" to get vectors. Now if I am going to an unfamiliar airport, I'll listen to ATC for that airport to get a few clues.

@jeffreyvanhorn1996 3 года назад

I haven’t even started ground school, but this is SO well done! Just excellent. You are very articulate, very well spoken (intentionally redundant so you’ll believe me), and simply gifted in how you communicate content. Again, well done, and thank you so much. For any thumbs-down you get, just toss them onto the idiot pile, because they are idiots.

@Turk-tf6vp 3 года назад

I've watched a few of your videos over the past couple weeks. This one is getting you the follow. Thank you so much. it almost seems like some ATC take it as a competition to see how fast they can talk. That's terrifying as a student pilot.

@dvsmotions 4 года назад

Recording or using ATC Live is a huge benefit to student pilots and even seasoned pilots. This has helped me many times because when you are a student, you are nervous and don't remember your screw ups. Very important to debrief your comms. It helps a lot.

@AirplaneAcademy 4 года назад

Totally agree!

@ibrokeygstrang Год назад

Thank you for this! This is one of the most helpful discussions on this that I've yet seen. Improving radio work is one of my priorities at the moment. I'm learning to fly in class C under a class B, so intimidating!

@paullthomas8064 10 месяцев назад

Just getting started....Thank You!

@LukWynants Год назад

Great insides, they definitly will help me to learn ATC and comprehend all that busy stuff, many thanks!

@maritestaylor8458 2 года назад

Back again one of my favorite video.

@stevenwomack9574 3 года назад

I've just discovered this channel after twenty years out of the cockpit. I'm a rusty pilot taking dual to get current again and pass a biennial. You're videos are incredibly valuable and you, sir, are a treasure.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks Steven! Really nice comment and I'm really glad you've found the content useful. Thanks for watching! Keep us posted on your progress... excited for you.

@lenflier3826 2 года назад

“Being a pilot is all about continuous learning.” Thanks for that. I’m going to keep that at the heart of my identity as a pilot.

@chrissugden3876 2 года назад

Mindset, motivation, methodology! Thank you!

@shyammohabir8283 3 года назад

This is a must watch video for ALL new pilots who wants to master Radio Communication with ATC! A "Text Book" introduction to communication! Because of this video, I'm following you .. rich honest content with no BS! .. AND IT's FREE!!!! Thanks for Sharing!

@just4stringsnme 2 года назад

This is amazing man, thank you. Indeed, what I'm most concerned about is rattling off taxi instructions and so on back to ATC once I get there in training.

@subsoar5734 2 года назад

4:17 is one of my favorite tips - i use a network called PilotEdge that allows you to simulate on a live network with real trained ATC, and all transmissions are recorded and posted. this is such a cool resource i really love.

@deandoan3672 Год назад

Such great support friend, thank you!

@TruthTime-bs9ni 2 года назад

Agreed. You are the captain of your vessel/plane etc. U R in control. Aviate. Navigate Communicate. Great analysis.

@fernandocastro78-NUSHS 3 года назад

Hi Charlie, non pilot here. Absolutely loved your video! As an enthusiast, I follow some aviation channels. Even though I don't have too much trouble communicating in another language (I'm native Brazilian), ATC intrigued me the most as something I'd freak out if I was to get a PPL. Your video brings a whole new perspective for anyone who's intimidated with that. It runs circles on most other advice out there. Totally enjoyed the video without missing a single word. Good job, well done! Greetings from Brazil!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks so much, I really appreciate the compliment and am glad that you found it helpful! ATC is daunting at first but I PROMISE it gets easier with time and repetition. Like I said, it went from being the thing I was most intimidated by to one of the things I most enjoy.

@JBAutomotive794 2 года назад

Charlie, i can't thank you enough for making the content you do.

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Thank you! I really appreciate it and am glad you enjoy the channel.

@povyouarefunnyvalentine5802 6 месяцев назад

Love that he is talking through the headset mic so student pilots can get more use to the sound of it. When I first put on the headset it was a bit hard to understand, It would have been very useful if I had listened to something like this in the beginning to get more use to it.

@knoxflier5171 4 года назад

The best video for ATC communications advice I have seen, and I’ve seen a lot. Great job! I have subscribed, keep up the great work!

@AirplaneAcademy 4 года назад

Thanks so much, that means a lot! Glad to have you with us.

@kimheran 3 года назад

You made it sound soooo EASYYY!! 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Thank u for this

@pattieduffy4992 Год назад

Great tips. Thank you.

@AthreyaDynasty 3 года назад

By far , THIS is the best! Thank you.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

So glad you think so! Thank you!

@nickagapion1925 2 года назад

Just found this channel, but I’m glad I did. This is some underrated stuff. Great tips. Keep it up!

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Really appreciate it!

@willlewis9194 2 года назад

Again, so great Charlie! Another lesson under my belt. Mumbai --> Queretaro Mexico in 2 weeks, PPL begins, so excited!

@taissawoods3359 Год назад

Thanks for the great video!

@jogowing5993 Год назад

Thanks, Charlie! I've been struggling with my calls, and this is some really good advice. A bigger part of my trouble, though, is figuring out how to change my radio frequencies while I'm flying. It's easy enough when I'm on the ground, so I try to get everything preset before I take off. But there are so many buttons and knobs that's it's really confusing when I have to dial in new frequencies while I'm trying to fly. I wish they were color coded or marked less vaguely.

@denniswoods7412 3 года назад

Thank You, New student Pilot this information helps.

@RaymondCore 3 года назад

I flew in and out of Addison Airport a couple of dozen times in 2018 and, though it can get hectic, ATC was very proficient and helpful. My hat is off to them. Really good, well put together, informative video, thank you.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Sure thing! Glad you enjoyed.

@michepriest 2 года назад

Excellent information and examples. I’ve recently started pursuing my PPL. I can already see coming back to this video multiple times. Thanks for sharing

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Congratulations!! So glad the video is helpful.

@JonMulveyGuitar 3 года назад

Excellent tips! I recently stumbled over my first departure call to tower at KLGB. And realized it is a lot to think about all at once! haha! Pilot Edge!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks and hope it helps! It can be a lot at first. It gets a lot easier with time and practice.

@jamesriordan7 Год назад

Thank you sir for this very helpful video! I am an instrument student currently and struggle with radio comms mostly because I just never have to talk to ATC back at my home airport. I had radio skills back when I got my PPL 20 years ago but have since lost them sadly. I’ve also lost that confidence as I found out this morning with my first flight into College Station, shooting two different approaches. I’m thankful my instructor was there to pick up the slack for me! Thanks again for the tips. Now I have to figure out how to apply them while doing a ton of other things while under the hood! No pressure right!!? Lol!

@alandonn8031 6 месяцев назад

Very helpful!

@mypasswordistommy Год назад

Great video. I liked tip one. The section he is referring to is FAR/AIM 4-2-1 through 4-2-14. Or find the page by looking in the index for exactly what he said: "radio communications phraseology and techniques"

@michaelwilliamsd.o.5006 8 месяцев назад

Excellent job thx

@frankloy2701 4 месяца назад

Great video! I had 34 years as a career Air Traffic Controller and have flown as a private pilot SEL/ Instrument. This is a very helpful, practical video. I feel the most important thing is ATC is part of the flying team. Most of the controllers I worked with just wanted each flight to be successful whether VFR or IFR.

@danieltaylor4819 2 года назад

Listening before you talk is good advice, even if you're NOT flying a plane.

@AB-dm8nt 2 года назад

Just over 700 hours over the last 25 years, and continuing to learn every time I go. This vid is straight money, Charlie. Thank you. I’ll be sending this to all my other pilot friends to help them either get more comfortable or teach their students. Thanks for taking the time and effort to put all this together in a digestible format.

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Wow! Thanks for the compliment and glad you found the video helpful!

@treylem3 3 года назад

Great advice/tips, thank you. Ultralight pilot planning to transition to LSA

@tolgatuncay Год назад

Thank you for this! 🙏✈️

@davidcole333 3 года назад

I was a student pilot in the 80s and I used #4 extensively. I had a scanner and would park adjacent to the approach end of my local airport (busy class D with extensive student traffic) and spent many hours listening and watching. It build a familiarity with what was going on and I was never uncomfortable talking to atc because I knew what to expect and it helped me to build the ability to develop an overall mental picture of the airspace.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Awesome. I love doing this... I think it's fun to just listen and visualize what's going on. Not everyone finds that exciting but anything related to aviation gets me pumped.

@jamesflies4428 4 года назад

Like the tips, lots of help there for folks who struggle with radio communications. I'd like to throw a couple of suggestions out there: 15 tips may be a little too much for one video. Might be worth breaking into controlled/uncontrolled or maybe make the tips a little shorter to explain? I did find my mind wandering a little bit during the video and had to kind of re-familiarize myself with the topic you were talking about. Also, don't know if I missed it or not, but doing a tower visit is part of the private curriculum with my instructor. We hit one of the class D spots nearby on a busy day and call them up. Definitely helps students realize they're just people and not the voice of god. Nothing take the anxiety out of talking to someone on the radio when you've met them and they're hanging out in shorts and a t-shirt! Keep up the good work and keep fine-tuning your videos!

@AirplaneAcademy 4 года назад

Thanks for the comment! A tower visit is a great idea. I should have added that... I took a tour of the Addison tower (KADS) and it was really eye-opening to look at their radar so I can understand what they are seeing when I'm talking to them. Great advice.

@philipmessedger481 3 года назад

Discovered your channel a few days ago, through your near-miss steep mountain landing debrief. I’m « just » a simmer, ok, so far. I just want to do things as seriously as I would irl, and as I would be expected to. Your videos are a bliss.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Hi Philip - good to hear from you in the comments again. Glad you're finding the content useful! Thanks for chiming in.

@mattwatling8042 2 года назад

Great vid!! Thanks for the useful tips! Subscribed!!

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Nice!! Glad to have you as a subscriber!

@christianbiedenharn228 4 года назад

Couldn’t have found a more perfect video... Currently finish my private at Addison after initially only flying pilot controlled airports. Total culture shock and a little intimidating, but really enjoying the process and school here at American Flyers. Going straight into my instrument afterwards. Glad to have stumbled across you page👍🏼

@AirplaneAcademy 4 года назад

Awesome! I'm based at KADS so maybe I'll see you around. American Flyers is a great school I got my private and instrument there (at KADS).

@christianbiedenharn228 4 года назад

Airplane Academy right on! I’ll be the one fuddling the comms hahaha

@jdjd256 2 года назад

Charlie, Thank you for 15 tips and putting this video. Simply Awesome tips and inputs. Thank you for giving confidence and boost! - Student Pilot

@Know-Way 3 года назад

Brilliant! Well Done.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you! :)

@jackliebenow4414 3 года назад

I have not flown in about 25 years and want to fly again. Listening to this is so awesome and informative. Thank you.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks Jack, I'm glad it is helpful! Hope you can get back into it soon!

@AhmedAdel-ub8yy Год назад

I think I just found my instructor. 😊. Well done sir.

@sabrinahikesaz9348 3 года назад

Thank you as a current student pilot at a very busy class d airport the ATC controller(s) speaks really fast , due to regional flights and multiple flight schools out of that airport. making and the speed of communication that is happening really intimidating. So I’m watching videos to better my communication skills and you really helped a lot with some very insightful tips! Thank you Charlie! During the morning listen to KIWA tower so much is happening here!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks for sharing and I'm glad you found it helpful! I actually have a friend who used to flight instruct out in that area and he said it was NUTS! So I believe you!

@hvacmike1175 3 года назад

I learned to fly out of FXE ft Laudedale busy class D airport in 2001. This was intimidating at first but became routine pretty quickly. You also had class C above the class D. I also spent a lot of time at the viewing area which had live Communication between pilots and the tower on speakers this helped me a lot.What was hard at first was uncontrolled airspace because there was no prompts.

@americantrailrider7031 2 года назад

I'm at fxe now at a flight school, this morning we were at pmp doing pattern work, vfr, ToL solo practice. Atc actually told us to go over the cost and do a holding pattern. Lol. I was like huh, want me to extend or 360, what you want dude, lol, we said nevermind, we're Goin back to fxe. Lol

@jamieb8046 3 года назад

Another very useful video - you explain things very well giving examples. Thank you!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

I'm so glad to hear! Thank you so much.

@Interstellr 3 года назад

this helped me a lot talking to atc thank you and i subbed

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Awesome! I'm so glad to hear that. Pumped to have you as a subscriber.

@lowifrles9813 4 года назад

Charlie, your channel WILL be successful, because the content is excellent. I am a Commercial, Multi, Instrument Pilot with 1200 hrs, and took a hiatus for 8 years. It has been a beat down to get proficient again. This is great info for mid time pilots too. I have an Aztec. Would fly with you anytime. At 16X

@AirplaneAcademy 4 года назад

Thanks so much for the kind words! Congratulations on getting back into it, and I'm sure that can be a lot of work to regain the proficiency. It will come! I'll keep my ears open for any Aztecs on ATC since you're just right up the road from KADS :)

@EmilyTienne 2 года назад

Subscribed. You are a natural teacher.

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Really appreciate that and glad to have you as a subscriber!

@zerohero6602 9 месяцев назад

Excellent video! Thanks for this

@AirplaneAcademy 9 месяцев назад

Sure thing! Glad you enjoyed!

@pushing2throttles 3 года назад

All good tips. As a CFI, I endorse this video. I hope the student pilots in your audience learned and had some good takeaways. I liked, especially liked that is, that safety was the underlying message in all 15 tips. I'll cosign this and I'll tell you something else... Student pilots ought to understand that it's not a competition between the pilots and controllers. ATC cares about safety. Pilots should care about safety and we're not in competition with anyone. Relax and learn. A good pilot is compelled to evaluate what's happened so he can apply what he's learned (viper from top gun, but it's the best line in the movie and such a poignant message that it's worth quoting). Blue up, brown down and be kind. Good job on the video!!!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Hi Gibran - thanks for your comment and endorsement! Means a lot. I agree with all of your points here. Remembering that pilots and ATC are on the same team is a great point. It's easy to forget that point if you're operating out of fear of messing up, or fear of getting called out by a controller, etc.. Safety of flight is (and should be) everyone's first priority!

@fabricationhintstipsmisc6192 3 года назад

Helpful video.... Flight training is going to have me doing take offs and landings at a controlled airport this coming week.... You are easy to listen to! Thanks!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you and I'm glad you found it helpful! When you do your practice this week, consider announcing to the tower that you're a student pilot. They are on your team, don't worry!

@joshuaems1848 3 года назад

Fantastic video. Thank you for this.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

@benelkins2510 2 года назад

You are so helpful.

@martiansonmaui1749 2 года назад

Excellent video! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Sure thing! Glad you enjoyed!

@mauricecayon8529 Год назад

Great video and great tips keep up the great work!!

@AirplaneAcademy Год назад

Thank you!!

@tconsing 3 года назад

Excellent tips! Thank you very much!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Glad they were helpful! Thank you so much.

@johnraymond7189 3 года назад

Brilliant Charlie. Thanks.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks so much! Glad you enjoyed!

@traviswcarney 3 года назад

Love your videos and your obvious passion for aviation. Great stuff. I appreciate all the money you must spend on 100LL sitting on the ramp talking to us. ;)

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Haha! Thanks so much. Videos done from my home office are cheaper :)

@AndrewWiester 3 года назад

Fantastic content, thank you so much!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks, man! I really appreciate that.

@JohnSmith-bc1pe 2 года назад

Genuine video instructional at its best! -student pilot. Subscribed.

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Thanks so much! Glad to have you as a subscriber!!

@geeflat 3 года назад

All good stuff. All great advice. Thanks.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you! Glad you think so. :)

@royd7984 3 года назад

Thank you for an honest and practical video. Excellent

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Sure thing! Glad it was helpful!

@theshawnlee1 3 года назад

Great advice, thanks!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Glad it was helpful!

@martygenska8117 3 года назад

Very impressed. Student pilot here; about 30 hours total in three different Cessna's; 162, 172N and 172F. The 172F is now my preferred plane :) I fly out of a non-towered airport (KHEG) in north Florida and initially I found radio communications intimidating. Now it's old hat :). However, I did my night landings at a nearby Class D airport (KVQQ) and I found it to be once again very intimidating; so much so that I had my CFI do most of the calls. It was easy when I was simply asking to transition through, but pattern work (reporting my initial request, reporting on mid-field downwind, stuff like that) was totally different for me. And yes, I initially identified my self as a student pilot :) Thinking back it should have been pretty easy, so what I did was write down all the calls (my and ATC) and practice how to respond. Anyway, enjoying your videos and I plan on catching up with all of them soon.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks Marty. Everything you described is a very natural progression. The radio will become more and more natural, just as you are describing! Keep up the good work.

@AFmedic 2 года назад

We all know the importance of "maintaining situational awareness" and Tip #3 is an aspect of that. Taking a few seconds to listen right after turning on the radio brings you "up to speed" as to what's happening around you.

@nickpatel7880 Год назад

Great video for beginner. Thanks for making videos

@AirplaneAcademy Год назад

Sure thing! Glad you found it helpful!

@AviatingAround 3 года назад

Hey thanks for the video man! I’m a new student pilot (7 flights in) and so far gotta ask my instructor what to say for every call, this helped a ton!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Hi Elliott - glad you found it useful! Don't worry, I had to do the same thing (I distinctly remember my instructor in the super cub telling me to call a 45 entry to left downwind when I was 14 years old in my first lessons and that blew my mind and I could never remember what to say). It gets so much easier over time with patience and practice! Stick with it!

@abbieamavi 3 года назад

Also, thank you!! this video is so helpful and I wish it was around when I started my Private license!!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Sure thing! I'm glad it's helpful and that you enjoyed it. :)

@MrAdamNTProtester 4 месяца назад

Thanks that was an excellent video- really informative, well presented & covered pretty much everything- subscribed!

@AirplaneAcademy 4 месяца назад

Thank you! Glad you enjoyed!

@BlaineL 3 года назад

Excellent video. Thank you. I started flying out of KSNA and I was very intimidated taxiing between commercial aircraft and just too overwhelmed with all the chatter and an impatient FI. Wish you were my instructor :D or had heard this tips back then.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks Blaine. Glad you found it useful! You aren't alone - taxiing among the big boys can be intimidating sometimes.

@airforcedad7398 3 года назад

This was well presented. I like your thoughtful organization and direct delivery. Extremely helpful. Great job. - Student Pilot at a towered airport - very relatable.

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thank you! Glad it was helpful!

@mmcalifornia8600 3 года назад

Thank you, this video is excellent!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Thanks so much - glad it was helpful!

@letoleroi9471 3 года назад

Cool explanation! Thank you for it!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Sure thing! Glad you enjoyed.

@robertstrauss5117 3 года назад

Great tips, thank you!

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Glad they were helpful!

@razorsharpbt124 2 года назад

This is a very helpful video. Thank you!

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

Sure thing! Glad you enjoyed.

@reltney20 2 года назад

Pilots, remember. ATC is there because of you. You actually control them. They are there to help you around their area. You can fly without ATC, ATC can’t operate without you so there is no reason to be intimidated by ATC. They are at your service so keep that in mind and it will help you talk with them. Good job with this vid.

@sciencepod4887 Год назад

i am a verry new pilot so this is good to watch before I start using atc

@royd7984 3 года назад

Excellent and practical advice. Thanks

@AirplaneAcademy 3 года назад

Sure thing! Glad you found it helpful.

@taissawoods3359 Год назад

Thanks so much for the ATC live app share. I'm finding very helpful resources on Playstore.

@EmberHarrington Год назад

Thank you so much for this.

@AirplaneAcademy Год назад

Sure thing, glad you enjoyed!

@joeellis5766 2 года назад

Student pilot here. Thanks so much for your videos. As of today I have a grand total of 30 hours and your videos perfectly supplement what instructor has been teaching me. Shout out to Christina at Leopard Aviation in Arizona.

@AirplaneAcademy 2 года назад

I'm so glad!! Keep me posted on your progress!