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Pilots announcement
I was sitting here and thinkg about what pilots say when they do the announcement before the flight, everytime they do an announcement I just can't hear them.
What is the welcome onboard script the pilots says before engine start?
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What is the welcome onboard script the pilots says before engine start?
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Varies airline to airline, but its usually anticipated flight duration, current weather at destination and occassionally ive heard them list a couple of cities en-route
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Content? Company culture / listening during line training/ SOP's will be clear
The secret?
A wriggle in the seat to get comfortable and relax.
Use the hand mike - it usually sounds better.
Talk to a single person not a frightening mass.
Extra points if you have the nerve to close your eyes while you speak.
Warm and assured is the result closely followed by being restrained and taken from the aircraft.
The secret?
A wriggle in the seat to get comfortable and relax.
Use the hand mike - it usually sounds better.
Talk to a single person not a frightening mass.
Extra points if you have the nerve to close your eyes while you speak.
Warm and assured is the result closely followed by being restrained and taken from the aircraft.
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in my company captain does the initial PA and then the pilot flying does one or 2 more. I try to do one at top of climb giving current altitude and speed (and translate that in to laymans terms of 7 miles up and 6 miles a minute) routing and current expected arrival time. Then at around about top of descent another one giving the weather at destination, again in laymans terms.
Whilst i havn't been doing them for long i'm getting the hang of the spiel and to help me out in the beginning i used my trusty pilots atlas and pen and paper (yes i write them down before talking, much easier).
Whilst i havn't been doing them for long i'm getting the hang of the spiel and to help me out in the beginning i used my trusty pilots atlas and pen and paper (yes i write them down before talking, much easier).
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Yeah i wrote them down too at first. My first P/A the Safety pilot was reading a copy of Penthouse, or similar and decided that I needed to "look at those tts"right in the middle of my speil. needless to say I was reduced to a fit of laughter and took a few minutes to regain my self, then as I mentioned that we would be flying over Brest, he did it again.
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Just make sure you have PA selected - not VHF1 - and then check once more!
There are those that have done it - those yet to do it!
Normally you will only make that mistake once!
HWB
There are those that have done it - those yet to do it!
Normally you will only make that mistake once!
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Actually, one wonders just what actually go on within the confinements of the Flight Deck. Auto-Pilot engaged and off you go, how are you chaps amusing yourselves….. I’ve heard the Cabin girls are very friendly….tut tut, I don't mean in that way – There must be some humours stories out there…!
Sorry, did not mean to hijack thread, posted here accidentally..!
Sorry, did not mean to hijack thread, posted here accidentally..!
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ah now you see to stop me making my pa's over vhf1, i always use the mic on the central pedestal. However i have used the intercom many times instead of transmitting and once i've transmitted instead of using the intercom.
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I wish it only happened once - I'm something of a serial offender. Hello Gatwick Delivery, it's me again!
If you want the practice, go get a job at Tesco and do the in-store announcements. Works a treat.
I wish it only happened once - I'm something of a serial offender. Hello Gatwick Delivery, it's me again!
If you want the practice, go get a job at Tesco and do the in-store announcements. Works a treat.
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check the ATC Humour thread, there are some great stories of mis-directed transmisions.
Its a (very) long read, but its well worth it. It kept me giggling for 3 days
JB
Its a (very) long read, but its well worth it. It kept me giggling for 3 days
JB