This was a fun video to make. I just wanted to clarify one thing before I get blasted for it. When we were talking about clearance delivery, we were talking about VFR traffic only. Some class D airports share their ground frequency as clearance delivery for IFR traffic, and we're well aware of that. =)
@@lynngaines1 Depends on the device you're using, but generally just below the video. They're typically not expanded so you have to expand them with that little triangle tick.
Hi, when I was preparing for radio communication certificate during my PPL training, I started with a few apps myself. But what really helped me, was talking with a real person for training. You can do that over the internet ... thats almost perfect. Those apps might be a good start to practice your lingo, but talking to a real person, who might say things maybe a little different, who might ask even something out of the ordinary, thats when you get the better training. I had the great chance to train with a former ATC senior. With his vast experience he got pretty creative. I think, I coudn't have wished for a better prep.
I'll agree with you on that one. The app really helps you known what to say, and how things should work. In the real world things can be different, or the controller would rather you say it in a different way.
I enjoy reviewing Your videos and wish we had this kind of information when i was learning to fly. I was Blessed to have wonderful Civilian and Military CFIs. The two hardest things for me to learn were landings and communications! I’m getting a little hard of hearing and the ATC folks are understanding, courteous, and wonderful to work with!! I love all the advances in Technology in Flying, in Medicine, and all facets of our Lives! Thank You for All the information You Provide with Your Videos! I do not get to fly as much as I would like and your videos help refresh my skills and remind me how Blessed I am to learn to Fly!!
Glad they're helping. THings have really changed over the years and I don't see that stopping any time soon. Competition was starting to drive down some of the costs, but we'll have to see what the next few years bring.
I just started flying (2.5 Hrs). My instructor has been doing all the radio so far. Radio communication is veery intimidating for me, especially because English is not my first language. Before watching this video, I was crossing my fingers to find an app or other source to help me practice. I guess I was lucky to ran into your video. Thank you for your video, and the great advices.
We tried to show a brief overview of how to use it. Hopefully you can figure it out. It's a good little app to help you with the basics. Then it's to the plane for the real thing!
Excellent video. Def jealous of the shirt. Let’s meet up at the cafe and chat about flights together. And yes please bring Pitman. Would be good to have him go with us.
Thats a tall order! Understanding airspace is a hard one, and even as a pilot I still check the airspace regulations when I go out and fly. I want to make a video on it, but I would need to do it in a fun way to make it valuable and I haven't figured out how to do that yet. It's on my list of videos to make though.
We can help pilots out with their radio comms, too, in a practical setting with a flight simulator. Our controllers are real people which allows for very interactive situations and end-to-end flights. We hope you check us out, Carl!
See, I knew that, but when I was writing this I was thinking about beginners again, and VFR traffic. Typically Class D airports share clearance delivery on the ground frequency for IFR departures.
awesome video, i love it, i just downloaded the app. im hard to understand so the app has problems understanding me which im afraid that the ATC will have a hard time with me. im try to learn as much as i can with your videos, so keep them coming :)
@@flywiththeguys yes you did, didnt think you would see this, thanks for helping, i hope commenting the same thing didnt upset you. i try to respect pilot as much as i can!
Pilot: ““Archer 915GU at GA Parking ready to taxi with Whiskey” ATC: “Archer 5GU.....save your Whiskey for AFTER the flight......8 hours between bottle and throttle” 😂😂
Yeah so, you TOTALLY made that clear in the last video. IDK what he/she talking about (probably one of those idiots your hear in the air, correcting you).
Thank you for your videos! Next week I'm going to Florida from Russia to start my education as a private pilot. I want to pass the written test without GS (i learn theory at home and have stable 70%+ result in tests). But I can't understand the principle separation of airspace to Classes. I mean I understand that there is A, B,C, D, E, G classes, but may be there is some "rule of thumb" to separate them?
There are some great drawings out there to help you understand them. type in airspace rules in google and checkout images. There's lots there and some great diagrams to help understand them better. What you really need to know is visibility and cloud clearance requirements for each one. and G is a pain because it depends on altitude.
Request would be better IMO. I usually say "requesting taxi." Granted today I didn't say that at all. I gave who I was talking to, who I was, where I was, told them my departure direction, and with what information. Thats it, no request for taxi. In reality, they know you want to taxi so technically it can go unsaid. Unless thats all your asking for. Like Taxi to runup area for testing, or taxi to self serve fuel. Granted that last one would be reposition... you get the idea.
The advice on slowing the speed of speech cuts both ways. I've heard countless recordings of controllers talking too fast and then having to repeat it all again, only slower. I think they are more often guilty of this than pilots. But then again, we can't change them; we can change us.
I believe you can increase the apps speech speed in the settings, but I know what you mean. I was the only person in the airspace a few months back and they still talked so fast that even I had to as for them to "say again, speak slower" I think he did it on purpose, we were all laughing on frequency afterwards.
I bought the PlaneEnglish thing and I tryed to download it on my I phone and it required IOS 12.01 and my software is 10.3.3 is there any way I could do it on PC or something like that? Because I'm mad I spent 20 bucks on something I wont be able to use.
I think it's a phone only app. Sorry to hear it's not working. They have good customers service so I would contact them with that information and they should be able to help you out.
@@flywiththeguys Oh just to say I already talked to them, I accidentally bought the comms training manual so I didn't get a refund but its alright. It's my bad.
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This was a fun video to make. I just wanted to clarify one thing before I get blasted for it. When we were talking about clearance delivery, we were talking about VFR traffic only. Some class D airports share their ground frequency as clearance delivery for IFR traffic, and we're well aware of that. =)
Where do I find the description you reference? Sorry, don’t use you tube that much
@@lynngaines1 Depends on the device you're using, but generally just below the video. They're typically not expanded so you have to expand them with that little triangle tick.
I work as an air traffic controller.^^ I Love this kind oh video. very useful. Thank you.
You're welcome! Communications are very important.
Hi, when I was preparing for radio communication certificate during my PPL training, I started with a few apps myself. But what really helped me, was talking with a real person for training. You can do that over the internet ... thats almost perfect. Those apps might be a good start to practice your lingo, but talking to a real person, who might say things maybe a little different, who might ask even something out of the ordinary, thats when you get the better training.
I had the great chance to train with a former ATC senior. With his vast experience he got pretty creative. I think, I coudn't have wished for a better prep.
I'll agree with you on that one. The app really helps you known what to say, and how things should work. In the real world things can be different, or the controller would rather you say it in a different way.
Thanks for all your recommendations
No problem.
I became a pilot because of you
I enjoy reviewing Your videos and wish we had this kind of information when i was learning to fly. I was Blessed to have wonderful Civilian and Military CFIs. The two hardest things for me to learn were landings and communications! I’m getting a little hard of hearing and the ATC folks are understanding, courteous, and wonderful to work with!! I love all the advances in Technology in Flying, in Medicine, and all facets of our Lives! Thank You for All the information You Provide with Your Videos! I do not get to fly as much as I would like and your videos help refresh my skills and remind me how Blessed I am to learn to Fly!!
Glad they're helping. THings have really changed over the years and I don't see that stopping any time soon. Competition was starting to drive down some of the costs, but we'll have to see what the next few years bring.
I probably am never gonna get a license, but I find it all fascinating!
I know right!? Aviation is awesome!
I always hear airline pilots say "5 thousand for 7 thousand" But it is always better to say 5 thousand climbing 7 thousand
I just started flying (2.5 Hrs). My instructor has been doing all the radio so far. Radio communication is veery intimidating for me, especially because English is not my first language. Before watching this video, I was crossing my fingers to find an app or other source to help me practice. I guess I was lucky to ran into your video. Thank you for your video, and the great advices.
No problem. We recently made a better video on it, make sure to check that one out too - th-cam.com/video/zLPfat0dMvI/w-d-xo.html
THANK U VERYYY MUCH for ALL ur INFO. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
No problem!
Thank you going to be very useful for Gateway Comms
You're welcome!
This app is the coolest study tool I have come across. Thank you.
Glad you like it!
Wonderful videos from "the guys" your videos are going to be my go to for information from now. Thank you. Please make more.
Thanks, will do!
Great app! many thanks!!
You're welcome! We'll be doing more with that app soon too!
Thank you for referring me to the app!!!! And that merch is sick! I wanna get some soon!
We're excited about the Merch. Glad you are too. =)
Awesome videos. These are really allowing a basic foundational understanding of many things that would be unknown to a first time pilot
Glad you like them! Thanks for your comment!
thank you very much for the tips especially the app I still don't know how to work with it I hope to learn soon.
We tried to show a brief overview of how to use it. Hopefully you can figure it out. It's a good little app to help you with the basics. Then it's to the plane for the real thing!
Excellent video. Def jealous of the shirt.
Let’s meet up at the cafe and chat about flights together. And yes please bring Pitman. Would be good to have him go with us.
I'm still down. Maybe this week. And Mr P is hard to get a hold of these days!
Great videos and app!! Thank you!
You're welcome. Happy to help.
Great This is going to help me a lot. Thank you
I hope so. My wife really enjoyed it too.
Keep it up man ur the best youtuber ever !
Will do, and THANK YOU!
Still trying to figure out how the radio works....
Also definitely going to get PlaneEnglish
Awesome. For me, flying was easy. The radios intimidated me more...
Love your video (as well as the new logo)! 👍👍👍
Just wondering, could you make a video on the different types of airspace? That would be very helpful.
Thats a tall order! Understanding airspace is a hard one, and even as a pilot I still check the airspace regulations when I go out and fly. I want to make a video on it, but I would need to do it in a fun way to make it valuable and I haven't figured out how to do that yet. It's on my list of videos to make though.
Cool, thanks!
Wow this app looks awesome! Thanks so much man I'm going get it right now! Thanks
It's a good one. In a few weeks we'll post another video to help you get even better!
Plane English is awesome app ... I downloaded it
Glad it's working for you. It really is a great help!
Thanks using this app. Now. Struggling a bit with my memory
It just takes practice. Good luck!
I m glade for you .interesting
Thank you! 😃
We can help pilots out with their radio comms, too, in a practical setting with a flight simulator. Our controllers are real people which allows for very interactive situations and end-to-end flights. We hope you check us out, Carl!
I have! Lets chat. =)
Some class D airports have clearance, but it is usually the same controller as ground.
See, I knew that, but when I was writing this I was thinking about beginners again, and VFR traffic. Typically Class D airports share clearance delivery on the ground frequency for IFR departures.
awesome video, i love it, i just downloaded the app. im hard to understand so the app has problems understanding me which im afraid that the ATC will have a hard time with me. im try to learn as much as i can with your videos, so keep them coming :)
I just replied to your other post, did you contact me on FB?
@@flywiththeguys yes you did, didnt think you would see this, thanks for helping, i hope commenting the same thing didnt upset you. i try to respect pilot as much as i can!
@@kitt28 Oh no, your fine. I try to help where I can so I was just making sure.
Pilot: ““Archer 915GU at GA Parking ready to taxi with Whiskey”
ATC: “Archer 5GU.....save your Whiskey for AFTER the flight......8 hours between bottle and throttle” 😂😂
=) Extended Whiskey Cut - instagram.com/p/CDACxa0Br95/
lol!😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thank you for the app it is helpful
I'm glad it helps! We're coming out with another way soon so stay tuned.
Need an app like that for emergency responders and dispatchers! So painful teaching nervous rookies.
I don't know why people are afraid of the radio. My son just jumped on during his discovery flight. Maybe it's a learned trait.
Nice one..i like it..
Thank you!
Yeah so, you TOTALLY made that clear in the last video. IDK what he/she talking about (probably one of those idiots your hear in the air, correcting you).
Thank you for your videos!
Next week I'm going to Florida from Russia to start my education as a private pilot.
I want to pass the written test without GS (i learn theory at home and have stable 70%+ result in tests). But I can't understand the principle separation of airspace to Classes. I mean I understand that there is A, B,C, D, E, G classes, but may be there is some "rule of thumb" to separate them?
There are some great drawings out there to help you understand them. type in airspace rules in google and checkout images. There's lots there and some great diagrams to help understand them better. What you really need to know is visibility and cloud clearance requirements for each one. and G is a pain because it depends on altitude.
That's a good app
I liked it. It can really get you ready for the radios.
I feel like learning in a law school hehe 🤭😅
I can see that. =)
Hello, I have a question, should I say "Ready to taxi to..." or "Request taxi to..."?
Request would be better IMO. I usually say "requesting taxi." Granted today I didn't say that at all. I gave who I was talking to, who I was, where I was, told them my departure direction, and with what information. Thats it, no request for taxi. In reality, they know you want to taxi so technically it can go unsaid. Unless thats all your asking for. Like Taxi to runup area for testing, or taxi to self serve fuel. Granted that last one would be reposition... you get the idea.
@@flywiththeguys Thanks for a comprehensive reply :)
The advice on slowing the speed of speech cuts both ways. I've heard countless recordings of controllers talking too fast and then having to repeat it all again, only slower. I think they are more often guilty of this than pilots. But then again, we can't change them; we can change us.
Man I am a kid that wants to grow up as a pilot or air traffic controller
COOL! Welcome. =)
Thanks for the video. Shame the app doesn’t speak like real atc....ie so fast it is unintelligible. Why so fast even when the channel isn’t busy?
I believe you can increase the apps speech speed in the settings, but I know what you mean. I was the only person in the airspace a few months back and they still talked so fast that even I had to as for them to "say again, speak slower" I think he did it on purpose, we were all laughing on frequency afterwards.
Should I ask if You or Tiffany said anything about Mesa-Gateway popping up
I feel like I missed something....
try tty free 800 numbers and 800 airlines to transportation nations..
4 and 2 jack me up so bad.
4 and 2 what? I'm confusded.
@@flywiththeguys exactly. "For" and "to". Squak 3465 for 589 mike echo.
@@michaelearlgrey OH! I see. Yea. Me too. We love putting in filler words and we just don't need to.
I bought the PlaneEnglish thing and I tryed to download it on my I phone and it required IOS 12.01 and my software is 10.3.3 is there any way I could do it on PC or something like that? Because I'm mad I spent 20 bucks on something I wont be able to use.
I think it's a phone only app. Sorry to hear it's not working. They have good customers service so I would contact them with that information and they should be able to help you out.
@@flywiththeguys Oh just to say I already talked to them, I accidentally bought the comms training manual so I didn't get a refund but its alright. It's my bad.
hey this is corny Thiessen I love your video and I got a question what is the definition of, information Zulu
No problem, we made another video on that one. =) th-cam.com/video/CexNHe9cFw8/w-d-xo.html
Do you have to pay for Plane English in the
app?
Check the video description for details on purchasing. I put directions in there.
How to download this app?what's the name in AppStore?
Should all be in the description there. Just checked it all last month. Let me know if you have any problems.
9 is niner
3 is Tree! All part of the phonetic alphabet. AIM 4-2-7 I still don't say them that way myself. Don't know why.
What's a "preprix" ..... (1:15, 1:16) ?!? LOL
LOL.
Is plane english free?
No, There is a trial, but then you need to sign up for a subscription.