Mar 4, 2019
Episode 62 Show Notes
Topic of the show: Listener feedback inspired topic this week is transponders, beacon code assignments, and tracking unidentified primary targets around Class Bravo airspace.
Timely Feedback:
- Flying and Life podcast audio. Thank you, Mike!
- Max Trescott sent in feedback about Episode 61: Family Flight Night
- TT the Venus C-40 Pilot sent in some more follow up feedback.
Feedback
- Tango Hotel is working on his private pilot license and asked if we needed help with someone at the FAA regarding approach plates. Thanks, TH!
- Tango Hotel also sent in audio feedback question about OPDs. Check out the link.
- Sierra Lima sent in some more hilarious audio and a bucket list item: the C-47.
Bucket List item from “Joe the Airbus Guy”. Check out the TU-95! Learn more
about the TU-95 here.
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