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Bearcat 11th Sep 2007 13:35

FR Rollocking by LON ATC
 
Heard a FR got an unmerciful rollocking from Lon ATC this morning about not keeping an assigned hdg etc. ATC man was livid.....

Bad morning or habitual offenders?

PPRuNe Radar 11th Sep 2007 13:37


Bad morning or habitual offenders?
London ATC ?? :}

Bearcat 11th Sep 2007 15:45

Oh come on Radar....You know right well I am not questioning you guys.....from what I heard it was a deserved rollocking. .... guy was chewed out of it.

Emma1974 11th Sep 2007 15:56

I have on numerous occasions had to berate them for not descending in time to make level restrictions etc:ugh:

duece19 11th Sep 2007 20:07

Bollockings are more and more usual these day me thinks. Sureley he/she wasnt turning just on their own for fun. Its easy to miss the hdg instruction if PM has updated the LNAV track to sort of look like the actual path...

as for EMMA1974, please dont start a FR slagging... not all FR pilots are cowboys as seems to be the popular belief...

45 before POL 11th Sep 2007 20:19

A rollocking on Rt should not be the answer...but have heard more and more....perhaps this scenario left the controller changing their underpants:E
Aircraft on headings are not for the sake of it. E.g 2 aircraft on headings 5nm apart and 1 decides to take scenic route suddenly creates a loss of separation, and a lot of paperwork.:{:{:{

055166k 12th Sep 2007 07:38

Bearcat
 
A double -edged sword?
What if the controller's R/T was unclear? Was it ambiguous or misleading? Was a readback given....was it monitored?
The answer is on the recordings both of Radar and R/T. It's a brave controller who claims never to be wrong. I advise any pilot spoken to in such a way to say nothing apart from standard R/T interchanges......but to file a report with a view to running the tapes. The controller has the same options!
Experience over the years has proved that "he who says the most, digs the deepest hole".
RYR rate OK by me....and I control lots.....the pilots know their planes and what they can or can't do.....given a reasonable request of course.

Bearcat 12th Sep 2007 12:37

Fair point...for me if I was rollocked from an error I made I would respectfully inform the controller that the issue will be sorted on terra firma.....chewed alive in a dynamic phase of flight just will compound or inflate other issues imo, not pertain to the safety of flight.

Roffa 12th Sep 2007 12:55

Quite, r/t is no place for rollocking either up the way or down the way, much better to speak civily on phone afterwards.

Maybe, if it's perceived that this is going on more often these days, it's symptomatic of the fact that these days there's virtually no fam flights by atcos taking place and not that many visits apparent by pilots to my ATC unit.


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