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| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 449 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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OB423: Navigating IFR Frequency Land, Part 2
Released to show supporters on 1/28/2026 Public release scheduled for 2/18/2026
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OB422: Navigating IFR Frequency Land, Part 1
Released to show supporters on 1/28/2026 Public release scheduled for 2/11/2026
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OB421: Wrong Comms, Not Lost Comms
Released to show supporters on 1/21/2026 Public release scheduled for 2/4/2026
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OB420: Special Pilot Separation
Released to show supporters on 1/14/2026 Public release scheduled for 1/28/2026
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The hosts have released a quality episode every week for EIGHT YEARS! As another adult with a job and family, I know that isnβt easy. Thanks for the dedication. (Sneaky feedback: Would it be harder or easier to be this consistent if you had jobs with typical 9 to 5 working hours?)
Been listening for the majority of my flight training in my Mooney and recently completed (and passed) my IFR check ride in the great white north.
OB has been invaluable in keeping my head in the game between flights as a private pilot with a busy professional life. I truly think you made my IFR flight training much more efficient. Speaking to centre frequency the first time felt like a non-event thanks to the confidence I have on the radio courtesy of your show.
I appreciate all you do for a... more
An amazing show that has increased my knowledge of the NAS and makes me even more eager to continue my training for Instrument, Commercial, CFI and maybe even all the way to ATP.
I have begun working my way through the backlog on the fruit player while spending 36 hours a week driving. I recently listened to OB391 and it reminded me of when in my private training on a night xc coming back from doing my tower solos at the delta under the former mob boss bravo now a senator bravo to the thunderb... more
At my glider club on a recent bad weather day, hangar talk ensued. The topic was our glider op's separation from an arrival into the nearby Hipster Charlie. I, an instrument-rated airplane and glider private pilot was doing my best to represent the Opposing Bases ethos of good NAS citizenship to a group of glider pilots, most of whose idea of instrument procedures is fuzzy at best, and involves a cell phone with Google Maps at worst. Beyond walking them through the routes and altitude restrictio... more
Guys awesome show. Thank you, I listened to every show in the past year starting from the 1st all the way to today to improve my ATC skills. butβ¦β¦how did you miss talking about WART, this is extremely helpful to ATC and lets folks training seem like pros. When making a practice approach request, use the WART format. Much like PTAC. Weather, approach, route, terminate. Approach Nxxxxx with approach request. Nxxxxx say request βwe have information alpha for Mather, request ILSZ22L practice ap... more
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Focusing on aviation topics, insightful discussions about air traffic control, flying techniques, and the complexities of the National Airspace System arise throughout the episodes. Hosts share personal anecdotes, engage with listener stories, and provide practical tips for pilots, making the content not only informative but also entertaining. The blend of humor and real-world experiences, often infused with listener feedback, creates an engaging atmosphere that resonates with aviation enthusiasts and professionals alike.
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