I tried a few stations to see how things are and this whole thing has a certain charm to it, like eavesdropping of a sort, or spying on a police radio network haha! At first, I was confused as the station was quiet, as no data was on the air.
I wish they had French airport listed there though!
I vaguely remember you sharing photos taken from a Cessna like aircraft, not sure if that's from back then. Flying a plane must be a very liberating experience. Ah well, so many things bar my way here...
Well ATC communications is all English! Well if you can call that English. It’s like math, or codes.
I never tried to look up Europe. Looks like Paris de gulle is not available. Some other European airport are there though
https://www.liveatc.net/feedindex.php?type=international-eu
Yes mostly it is lot of silence unless it is a major airport like LAX or JFK or IAH. The first two never stops
Yep, I've noticed, but I'm not familiar with the air controller jargon, I suppose I need to educate myself on it first. Is this similar to military command codes?
Even though there are no French airports, I see one from Quebec. Then again if its all in English, different airports wont matter much.
It’s all English. It’s actually hilarious to listen to Russians talking in ATC :)
Yes it’s a lot of jargon and acronyms, but all English.
As you can imagine there are lot of online resources and courses :)
You can search, but here are some basics
https://www.aopa.org/training-and-safety/students/presolo/special/new-pilots-guide-to-atc-communication
These are the most popular ATCs
https://www.liveatc.net/topfeeds.php
I just heard Air India 307 asking for permission to land Tokyo control :) :)