Go around, NOW!!

Speaking of controllers on duty, I learned during a recent tower visit that
there is only one controller on duty during the overnight at my local Class
C tower. Who handles tower duties when the controller has to do a "number
two"?

"Newps" wrote in message
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Jim Burns wrote:

11:00am Sunday morning

There would have been at least 4 controllers on duty, possibly more. Would
have been a bad deal for the manager.

"Brad Zeigler" wrote in message
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Speaking of controllers on duty, I learned during a recent tower visit
that
there is only one controller on duty during the overnight at my local
Class
C tower. Who handles tower duties when the controller has to do a "number
two"?

Approach? Or maybe they keep a handheld handy...

Colin W Kingsbury wrote:

"Brad Zeigler" wrote in message
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Speaking of controllers on duty, I learned during a recent tower visit

that

there is only one controller on duty during the overnight at my local

Class

C tower. Who handles tower duties when the controller has to do a "number
two"?


Approach?

Nope, there's one guy in the facility. Period.


Or maybe they keep a handheld handy...

Yeah, but they don't work too good from the ****ter.

Brad Zeigler wrote:
Speaking of controllers on duty, I learned during a recent tower visit that
there is only one controller on duty during the overnight at my local Class
C tower. Who handles tower duties when the controller has to do a "number
two"?

Nobody, you just go.