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October 24th 05, 10:39 AM
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Runway Numbering - Radio Procedure
Gerald Sylvester wrote:
BTW, I've heard many complaints from non-US pilot saying US pilots use way too much non-international standard phraseology making it hard to understand and dangerous for when US pilots fly abroad. The main problem with US pilots is that they often speak some undefinable mumblejumble instead of English... Stefan 
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