colmac747
29th Nov 2005, 22:12
Have no idea if this has been done before.(and if it's the right the place to post this?)... Have checked, but briefly..
Sitting back on my chair listening to local/global ATC - and thoroughly enjoying doing so - a thought occured:}
What if all airband fans had a dedicated thread/spot to discuss/listen/share info/passing of freq's? etc
The numerous times i've heard an aircraft being passed over to a different sector or area and then losing all contact is plainly annoying.
So, i propose:confused: some sort of thread where an enthusiast hears 'something of note' so we can all track the 'craft in situ' by using a thread to post relevant snippets regarding a flight... worldwide included.
HF radio is easier, but even then, once the aircraft loses Oceanic status, it's very less difficult to follow - similarly a plane leaving, say Copenhagen control(VHF), is not as easy to pick up once further afield..
Don't really know if i'm making sense, but the airband fan out there will get the jist of this..
{I do know Live ATC is avaibale via the 'net - but there's something pleasing to hear it in the flesh}
Sitting back on my chair listening to local/global ATC - and thoroughly enjoying doing so - a thought occured:}
What if all airband fans had a dedicated thread/spot to discuss/listen/share info/passing of freq's? etc
The numerous times i've heard an aircraft being passed over to a different sector or area and then losing all contact is plainly annoying.
So, i propose:confused: some sort of thread where an enthusiast hears 'something of note' so we can all track the 'craft in situ' by using a thread to post relevant snippets regarding a flight... worldwide included.
HF radio is easier, but even then, once the aircraft loses Oceanic status, it's very less difficult to follow - similarly a plane leaving, say Copenhagen control(VHF), is not as easy to pick up once further afield..
Don't really know if i'm making sense, but the airband fan out there will get the jist of this..
{I do know Live ATC is avaibale via the 'net - but there's something pleasing to hear it in the flesh}