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"...and, Chi-town center Cardinal's 243 checkin with you at three-two-oh"
 
Captain 7, I bet you are fun to fly with. How many FO's have you scolded in the last month on the way they talk on the radio? I bet they are falling all over themselves just to get back on a trip with you. BTW, this is one of the most useless...never mind.
 
Captain 7I have been flying for over 30 years and I find pilot radio phraseology has gone down the tubes in that time. You would NEVER find anyone saying "on the roll" 30 years ago.[/QUOTE said:
Well then I guess we won't have to worry about sharing a flight deck with you much longer huh? oh, sorry..."cockpit" for you. BTW you still call the FA's "stews"?
 
Captain 7 said:
Ok boys, while we're at it....how do you feel about responding to "cleared for take-off" with "on the roll" or worse yet, "on the go" instead of "cleared for take-off"? (and it might be nice to include the runway if multiple runways are in use).
I think "yabba dabba doo" would suffice.

Or what about something like...

Geronimo?

Hot damm, here we go again!

Jesus, I thought for sure there was going to be a breathalyzer today!

Alah Akbar!

Go Wee hawks! (or whatever it was that Rodger at Chicago center used to say!"

Sporting Wood on 7 left!
 
ERfly said:
My only pet peeve is "On the hold." I don't even know what that means. I know it loosely translates to "position and hold," but its just a jumble of words. Just say, "position and hold."

I'm not completely sure, but I believe "on the hold" is military phraseology.
 
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With 21,000hrs you might be spending a little too much time in the cockpit.
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I don't think so. It's only an average of 700 hours/year.

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How about captain 7 is a pole smoker would that be ok to say?!!
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To answer your question - I don't think so. You probably would get some sort of letter from FAA/ATC. Your response tells me that you are probably a "with you", "on the roll", "here we go" type guy and resent my post.
 

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