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Hello,
This might have been brought up in the newsgroup before but I couldn't find anything about it. When going to a new airport, the AD would have sometimes something like : Monroe County Airport, Bloomington, IN What call should I do ? Monroe County tower, Cessna XXXX ... or Bloomington tower, Cessna XXXX ... Usually if I listen to what's being said on the frequency before I talk I could figure it out, but sometimes some airports don't have that much traffic and it's a little harder to know what is the proper thing to say. Thanks |
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