RH and AG are two experienced air traffic controllers and pilots that host a weekly show answering listener questions, breaking down complex aviation topics, and relating their experiences to everyday occurrences in the national airspace system. The hosts and guests do not represent the FAA or NATCA and express their own views and opinions.
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Looking to expand your knowledge of the NAS? Want to find yourself laughing out loud in every episode? This is the podcast for you!! I am a relatively new private pilot and this podcast has given me the courage to ask for flight following on flights, and even gave me the nerve to fly into a SFRA area a few weeks ago. Love this podcast and listen to every episode! The only way this podcast could be improved is to have a Charley Alpha segment every episode, I LOVE THOSE!! Thanks so much for all th... more
I am not a pilot, but hoping to start training soon under the sourdough bravo. I have almost listened to the entire show over the past three years and Icebergs are full of pingüinos in my mind. As I write this I am crossing the bay on the ferry on the best WX day of the year with literal whales leaping out of the water and putting on a show. While the skipper backed out of the port I watched an arrival into the sourdough bravo cross at 90 degrees and 1000’ with a departure from the graffiti char... more
I have always been interested in flying, and am now at the point of my life to scratch that itch. My goal was to immerse myself in the flying world to learn the lingo and see if this is really something I want to tackle. ATC communications was especially important to me since I live under the shelf of Tony Soprano's favorite Bada-Bing-Bravo. I stumbled upon this podcast and was instantly hooked by the combination of information and entertainment. more
Greetings from just south of the Paul Revere bravo. Been listening for about a year now and I must say the weekly dose of aviation knowledge mixed with humor have kept the penguins on my tiny iceberg fully engaged and eager for more. Currently on the home stretch of my instrument training and find the information you share to be extremely valuable in training and my day to day vfr flying. If you’ve never listened to OB podcast start today. Your penguins will thank you. more
Was told to listen to your podcast by a flight school training director, after conducting a couple of checkrides. I don’t listen to podcasts and politely thanked them for the suggestion. As luck would have it, I embarked on a 6 hour road trip and had remembered the suggestion. To my surprise, I became immediately engrossed. You guys have struck gold. This is exactly the space that needs filled, between pilots and controllers. more
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Opposing Bases: Air Traffic Talk launched 5 years ago and published 299 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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