Wow, wow, and wow!!! I’ve been wracking my head around this concept for almost and hour now, and this 5 odd minutes video was all I needed the whole time. Thanks a ton!!
The aircraft that gets a higher altitude saves more fuel than the other. ATC can give undue benefits to specific airlines by giving them cruising higher altitude.
It's so funny bc the past few days I've been cramming to get caught up with my automotive classes but in the freetime I've been learning about air travel and playing flight simulator haha
I've never flown bever will but I thought I like to read up on things got interested in watching airport atc videos etc, I must admit I thought all planes fly at 23,000 feet that it and there will be no more in a given airspace at a time than 30 aircraft wow I am amazed how many planes are up at any one time , I don't now but we used to live on flight path for at least 4 airports, and I used to think there's not much between them, I know its morbid but me and mum worked out if one csme down thed crash near more open hillside than we were but it was always a fear of mine because we had quite a lot of light aircraft over our area as well
Great video, well explained! But what happens when the flight plan change the direction of the flight from east to west for a small part of the flight? Do the pilots have to change altitude, does the ATC have the responsibility to assign a new altitude even if the pilot don't ask for a flight level change? For example if a plane is at FL360 heading 350 degrees and for 20nm in their fight plan they need to turn to a heading of 020 degrees do they need to change their flight level?
ACC is short for area control center, and those working at the ACC are air traffic controllers. ACC is just a position, just like TWR (Tower), GND (ground), or APP (approach).
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You'r a hero. Needed this so much for my ATPL Airlaw exam.
same here , but i came for flight planning
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Wow, wow, and wow!!! I’ve been wracking my head around this concept for almost and hour now, and this 5 odd minutes video was all I needed the whole time. Thanks a ton!!
As always great explanation and amuzing subject, God bless you and we always waiting for the next Video ❤️💐😃💙
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The aircraft that gets a higher altitude saves more fuel than the other. ATC can give undue benefits to specific airlines by giving them cruising higher altitude.
It's so funny bc the past few days I've been cramming to get caught up with my automotive classes but in the freetime I've been learning about air travel and playing flight simulator haha
As an air traffic controller your videos are always as a big refresh...
Thanks for the great work
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I had a mental block on this part of aviation, but this has helped me. Thanks
thank you ATC ,great information
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I've never flown bever will but I thought I like to read up on things got interested in watching airport atc videos etc, I must admit I thought all planes fly at 23,000 feet that it and there will be no more in a given airspace at a time than 30 aircraft wow I am amazed how many planes are up at any one time , I don't now but we used to live on flight path for at least 4 airports, and I used to think there's not much between them, I know its morbid but me and mum worked out if one csme down thed crash near more open hillside than we were but it was always a fear of mine because we had quite a lot of light aircraft over our area as well
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Great video, well explained!
But what happens when the flight plan change the direction of the flight from east to west for a small part of the flight? Do the pilots have to change altitude, does the ATC have the responsibility to assign a new altitude even if the pilot don't ask for a flight level change? For example if a plane is at FL360 heading 350 degrees and for 20nm in their fight plan they need to turn to a heading of 020 degrees do they need to change their flight level?
Full information about flight level
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4:50 ACC controller? You mean ATC?
ACC is short for area control center, and those working at the ACC are air traffic controllers. ACC is just a position, just like TWR (Tower), GND (ground), or APP (approach).
Love the content. Despise the computer voice.
what if a plane needs to go higher or lower because of bad turbulence?
You can ask ATC for higher/lower altitude if you have a reason such as turbulence.
What’s up with France?
So tis depends on the aircraft heading and if it's odd it higher and for even it's low ?
NO. Going East is odd flight levels, like FL330. Going West is even flight levels, like FL360.
Please use Metric measure 😫😫😫😫😫
Surprised even altitudes aren't 180 - 359.
They are