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Yes on both. I also fly in that area (out of TTA) and my experience
mirrors yours. It seems like a rule of thumb that the farther east you go in NC, the better the controllers are to deal with -- Seymor Johnson is better than FAY is better than RDU is better than GSO and CLT is the worst.... I have no idea why GSO acts so much busier than it is. Maybe they train new controllers there. Or maybe they are less flexible because the FSDO is on the field? Try going further west. I was based at AVL for over a year, and found the controllers pretty friendly and accomodating. Be that as it may, I am well aware of the "attitude" that many of these facilities have (probably reflects the sort of management that the controllers have to live with). Bottom line is that I would rather not talk to ATC if I have a choice in the matter. I will route myself over, around or under their airspace and never say a word - and I will always choose an uncontrolled airport in preference to one with a tower if said facilities will serve my needs. Dave J |
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