98 Pilot Communications with ATC: What Not to Read Back to Controllers + GA News

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Summary98 Max talks about pilot communications. Some pilots repeat everything to ATC. This is better than not repeating key items, as ATC will have to say it again and ask you to read it back. The problem is there’s limited bandwidth, and only one person can talk at a time. On quiet frequencies this isn’t a problem. But in time critical situations, ATC can’t talk until you stop talking.

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98 Pilot Communications with ATC: What Not to Read Back to Controllers + General Aviation News