Merry Christmas from all at Scottish Information

[fisbangwollop]

To one and all of you that frequent the airwaves of Scottish Info (119.875) many thanks to you all for taking the time to use the service.For those of you that normally dont bother next time your airborne give us a call and say hello.....we are here to help and the more people that use the service the better the service will be. Remember ATC folk are human and we are only too pleased to be of assistance.......Happy Christmas and safe flying in 2009.:ok:

[RudeNot2]

FBW

Thanks to all at Scottish for the service over last year.

If the weather plays ball, we will be talking on Christmas day again this year!!

RudeNot2 - Perth

[moonym20]

Merry Christmas!

Thanks for providing a sterling service...it is much appreciated! thanks also to your colleagues further south ;)

Happy 2009, look forward to talking to you all in the new year :D

[dont overfil]

Thanks guys for the friendliest service in the world. Have a wonderful Christmas

[jonkil]

To all you guys at SCO-FIR (that's how I have you in the radio !) a big thank you from all the Irish lads that frequently torture you on our sorties into Blighty and indeed Caledonia.
Always an efficient pleasant service from Scottish anytime we talk to you and its always good to have you boys at the end of the "wireless".

A very happy and peaceful Christmas 2008 and a safe 2009. Will talk to you again soon, God willing.

Jon

[140KIAS]

Merry Christmas to you all too and many thanks for all your help over the past year.

Hopefully be speaking again over the holidays if the weather gods are kind.

(g)Wife fae Fife

[On the Spot]

And to you guys with tinsel. sorry no chocolate santas.
Thanks for the service and may we together keep Scotland the best place to bore holes in the sky for 2009 and beyond

[Crash one]

Merry Xmas Scottish & thanks for your excellent service.

[Nibbler]

Not so long ago the friendly voice of a Scottish Information ATCO helped reassure me when I was faced with low cloud, poor vis, high winds and the resulting weather diversion to an airfield I had never been to. He continually updated the weather, called the diversion airfield, made me aware there were alternatives if needed and by doing so took the pressure right out of a difficult situation.

Thank you! I'd like to raise a glass to all of you and yours this Christmas.