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Old 9th Aug 2007, 21:08
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Remember in the last decade of the last millenium (f.ck that makes me feel old!) they started naming reporting points after some controllers around NZ. Anyway, they had the BROWN hold (on the NR-WO track) after a previous NR ATCO and MOOSE on the NR-RO track I think after a Canadian arrived at NR...well shortly before the Canadian left another reporting point (and en-route hold) called BEAVER turned up...this lead to clearances like....
"ABC hold the BEAVER"
"DEF Climb in the BEAVER"
"GHI go down in the BEAVER"
"JKL precautionary hold your BEAVER"

...and replies like...
"ABC is holding a BEAVER"
"DEF established in the BEAVER"
"GHI is that Fokker in the BEAVER?"

etc. etc. etc.
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Old 9th Aug 2007, 22:55
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Devil

On desc into Adl a few years back. The F/O came up with this gem...


"Adl App. ABC on desc 5000' and I'm on top and in and out with Juliet"
 
Old 10th Aug 2007, 03:19
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an aircraft stil on the circuit runway at jandakot and the following aircraft sent around:
alpha bravo charlie goround
going round alpha bravo charlie youre f#*^$%g kidding
with the downwind call the pilot apologised to tower and said it was for the preceding aircraft!!
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Old 10th Aug 2007, 04:05
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Inbound to Perth one weeknight a braz was on minimum fuel and received holding instructions from ML CEN.

Braz: ML CEN, ABC, do you have a landing time for us, we need to land by 55 as we're low on fuel
ML CEN : ABC, we have a landing time of 54 for you its locked in.
Braz: Lock it in, thanks Eddie!
ML CEN: (laughing)
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Old 10th Aug 2007, 07:07
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In a Metro going into Wagga Wagga, and just clipping through the bottoms of the clouds.
Tower asks, "Are you visual?"
"Excuse the expression, but I'm in & out of bottoms."
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Old 12th Aug 2007, 23:49
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Braz: Lock it in, thanks Eddie!
I don't get that one?
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Old 13th Aug 2007, 00:11
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It's an Ozzie thing, K.C. Sorta like "shut the Taranaki gate" would get a few strange looks over here in Oz
"Eddie" was a B-grade presenter with a B-grade show. The only person worse is that O'Keefe fella
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Old 13th Aug 2007, 03:55
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This very fine morning

(on short final)
VHABC: Tower, vhabc confirm displaced threshold is in use?

Tower: Ahh, affirm, there is about fifty trucks on the runway.

Last edited by Schmoostyler; 11th Sep 2008 at 09:46.
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Old 13th Aug 2007, 11:59
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Oh My God That Is funny!
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Old 13th Aug 2007, 12:31
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Also heard at Coolly years ago, a lighty on the lighty taxiway ...

"Coolly Tower this is ABC, request intersexual departure."
I believe the response from the tower was ''So you don't require the full length?''

all hearsay...
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Old 13th Aug 2007, 14:32
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An old fave

Back in the days you stuck your head out the window and called out "clear prop" - most of the time it was always "f**k off!"
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Old 14th Aug 2007, 01:50
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Silence

One night, a long time ago, I was flying a Baron for the RFDS, and we were bringing a VERY pregnant lady into town. Sometimes those ladies just won't wait, and this was one of those times.
Soon I called flight service and asked them to ammend the number of people on board from three to four.
This was followed by a very long silence before I got a reply.
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Old 14th Aug 2007, 02:19
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Old 14th Aug 2007, 03:39
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snigger...
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Old 14th Aug 2007, 04:31
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What a great thread, it's had my stomach hurting on many occassions.

Well done to the O/P.
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Old 15th Aug 2007, 01:13
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Sitting on the bay the other morning getting ready to depart and heard on company frequency an exchange between aircraft (A) and Company (C) that went something along the lines of.....

A: xxx Ground just wondering on the delay, we are still waiting on the caterers......

C: Your CSM thought the bread rolls were not the right ones and sent them away although we have checked and the bread rolls WERE infact correct. Inlight of current policy though the CSM has no right to delay departure due catering and s/he will have to wear this delay.

A: Oh ok sounds like a bit of a bun flight then
(to which my skipper and I lost it!!!

C: (without missing a beat) Well s/he should not delay due catering and will have to cop the delay, I have cancelled the order now and you can continue.....etc etc

(bit of a shame when O.T.P is taken THAT seriously!!!)
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Old 17th Aug 2007, 15:56
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Arr.

The other day I be hearin':

DEVL01: "**** Radio, Devil One, Request"

no response, so a few seconds later.

DEVL01: "**** Radio, Devil One, Request"

still no response.

VH-ABC: "**** Radio, ABC"

Radio: "ABC go ahead"

VH-ABC: "**** Radio, for your information, the Devil has been trying to contact you."

Unknown voice: "Did you eat the forbidden doughnut?"

Arr.
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Old 18th Aug 2007, 19:25
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Ooh La La The French

Inlight of the arrrogance of the french, heard the following a while back which still brings a smile to my face and those on the air that day..

An Air France B747 was following another airline A340(XYZ), which was ahead and of course being an A340, wasnt climbing nor cruising the quickest for that matter....XYZ was assigned FL310 and AF was assigned FL280...

AF: Centre just confirm that XYZ is operating on all 4 engines

CTR: AF please say again

XYZ: AF, we are a french build aircraft after all(in his best french)....

We all lost it after that, im sure the crew in XYZ were on the ground too, although Im sure AF didnt see the funny side of that one....
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Old 19th Aug 2007, 02:57
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A long time ago. Midnight sun charters (fly the punters a non-stop route up north and return in June when the sun never sets up there). Leave YVR at midnight and at 02:00 we are basking in the Arctic sun. Open flightdeck (told you it was a long time ago); Einstein comes up, looks at the sun and declares "well that isn't the same sun we have at home!"
Captain and I are temporarily incapacitated.
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Old 14th Sep 2007, 02:04
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After an aborted scenic due to rather severe turbulence my big tough looking passenger with shaved head, earings and tatoos:

"I don't mind going on a scary show ride... but when I think I'm gonna F^@#*N DIE!!!"

He flew with me again the following day and even gave a $30 tip.

Pax: "So where is the aeroplane?"
Me (pointing to the lonely 172): "It's just there!"
Pax: "That thing? But it only has one engine!!?"

Pax: "Who's the copilot?"
Me: "You can be my copilot"
Pax: "What happens if something goes wrong?"
Me: "You will be the first to know about it!"

Pax: "My son used to hang glide... he really loved flying!"
Me: "Oh yeah... so he doesn't fly any more?"
Pax: "... he was killed three years ago"
Me: (Silence)
 


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