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Things to put in the "remarks" section of the flight plan



 
 
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Old June 17th 05, 09:35 PM
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Gary Drescher wrote:
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If you used the three letter ID ATC would still ignore it other than
having to look up just what in the hell "NGF" stands for. There's a
gazillion three letter ID's that the FAA has authorized, some sound
similar to angel flight. ATC will see it as just another name.



We're told to say "Angel Flight 123", not "November Golf Foxtrot 123". Is
that not what ATC expects to hear?


Yes.
 




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