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Hersham Boy 25th June 2002 08:18

Best voices on radio?
 
OK - another thread gave me an idea:

Let's nominate our favourite voices on the airwaves in the UK (if popular, we can always have an international version). I suggest we are looking at the following kinds of criteria (in both laydeez and gentlemen):

Sexy voice
Calm nature
Humour
General 'just make me want to use the PTT' factors

I've already expressed a preference for the lovely lady at Farnboro' LARS (Annabel, I'm told ;) ) and I think sennadog has admiration for a female ATCO at Shoreham.

Let's add to the list and put some names to faces?

Hersh

Evo7 25th June 2002 08:47


I've already expressed a preference for the lovely lady at Farnboro' LARS (Annabel, I'm told ) and I think sennadog has admiration for a female ATCO at Shoreham.
I'm seeing a possible navex here.... ;)

FlyingForFun 25th June 2002 08:51

New item to add to pre-nav-ex check-list:

- Ensure favourite ATCO is on shift for planned flight time.

:D

FFF
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Aussie Andy 25th June 2002 10:58

I am reminded of a mate of mine. At his first job after leaving school, a large enterprise, he struck up a conversation with a very lovely sounding telephone switchboard operator. Over the weeks they became more and more chatty, until he eventually asked him to meet her at a local pub after work. This was the first time he had ever seen her though... it did not end well... :(

knobbygb 25th June 2002 11:05

Of course, that is one of the universal truths that one learns when using the telephone a lot - I suppose it must apply to the radio too!
Lets just hope we never get two-way video-radio comms in a/c, we deserve to at least be able to dream...

sennadog 25th June 2002 11:37

Any excuse and I'll transit Shoreham - I may even invest in ANR just to receive those dulcet tones more clearly!:D

Just to balance it up, there is a bloke at Redhill with a slight Northern accent who is also very good - his voice carries well on the RT. Also flying across the Eastern edge of London there is a guy who is sometimes on (can't remember the service but it's the one that also deals with Magimixs going along the Thames) who sounds vaguely like Sean Connery.

I agree with Hersham Boy about the individual womanning the Farnborough LARS. It is odd how some voices carry better and I suppose it's the same as using a telephone, smile first and speak slightly more slowly than normal and this comes across in your transmit.

:D

BRL 25th June 2002 11:38


I've already expressed a preference for the lovely lady at Farnboro' LARS (Annabel, I'm told ) and I think sennadog has admiration for a female ATCO at Shoreham.

Think the one at Shoreham has just recently got married. Don't quote me on that though. :)

Both my faves at the mo'. But non beat the one up at EDI ;)

White Shadow 25th June 2002 11:44

Best voices on radio
 
This one might well copy to "ATC issues"....
WS

sennadog 25th June 2002 11:50

sennadog back peddles quickly
 
Cheers for the heads up on that Big Red L . I just think she has a good voice that's all. Just in case her husband is one of those big buggas who likes wielding as axe. :eek:

BRL 25th June 2002 12:06

Hahahaha, its something like that Senna, or maybe she has just had a baby or something....... :)

White Shadow I am going to copy it when it has quite a few more posts in it. :)

essouira 25th June 2002 12:44

Try flying in the south west states with an english accent ! I got asked to "say again cos you sound so cute with that sexy accent". Another time air traffic started asking me a load of questions about my (pretty ordinary really) 182 until another pilot cut in and said " you're only asking her all that to hear that accent some more". Myself - I like listening to french air traffic saying "you're number one".

FlyingForFun 25th June 2002 12:58

No one told me my accent was sexy when I flew out there :( In fact, the only time anyone mentioned my accent on the radio was when a local pilot decided to cross the runway as I was just about to land at an uncontrolled field. I reminded him that I was "very short final", and he replied that he'd be well clear before I was down, and how long had I been practicing the British accent for? :confused: I guess that's a disadvantage of being male.

Once I was out drinking, shopping or eating, though, it was a different story ;)

FFF
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Kirstey 25th June 2002 13:17

Gabi's your girl at Shoreham. Think Patsy may have move on now?

Hersham Boy 25th June 2002 14:09

You guys....
 
I wasn't after a date.... ;) Hersh has a bird already and she gets upset if I start lavishing attention (as in, I don't want all of my stuff in a burning pyre on the front lawn!).

I'm still after names, though - I think we can get a bit of a league table going here... and, sennadog , bwahaha about the EGKR and London Info comments. I'm sure our home ATCO will be blushing as we speak :D

Hersh

juswonnafly 25th June 2002 14:32

There is a lovely young lady on Shawbury Radar, she is calming, reassuring and oh soooooooo sexy:) Don't know her name but she has a voice to die for!

JWF:D

SKYYACHT 25th June 2002 16:08

Well, anybody who has flown out of Long Beach. California (Julian?) may well have heard the lady tower controller who has a voice like liquid honey? I thought voices like that were only available on 0898 numbers - not that I've ever called them you understand!!!!! I was lucky enough to have her as my controller during some night flying around the LA Basin, and she was a welcome voice to come home to......

Small Pilot 25th June 2002 16:50

The girl on Sohreham approach always sounds nice, also the girl on Rochester Info on Sunday sounded very nice. I've also heard a lovely voice on Manston Approach. Got no idea of their names though.

Tinstaafl 25th June 2002 19:17

Sumburgh has a lovely lady too.


...and if she's reading this, my front seat pax. said the landing was definitely 9.5 & no rounding down allowed. :D

Squawk7000 25th June 2002 21:24

Try listening to Kate at Coventry............when that runway is
damp, damp, damp, the mind wonders !!!

Ace Rimmer 26th June 2002 07:40

Steady lads steady...
On another note quite enjoyed the ATIS the other Monday morning usual "adivise controller you have information B on first contact with Shoreham Approach on 123.15 (high pitched goon-esque voice in background) "that's me that is!"


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