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| Overheard in IFR Magazine‘s “On the Air” |
I was doing practice approaches when I heard approach control contact another aircraft on a similar mission:
Controller:
“N1234, what are your intentions after this approach?”
N1234:
“I’ll be missed approach, and I’d like vectors to the ILS 36.”
Controller:
“Missed approach instructions: Climb to 2800 and direct to the VOR.”
[… sometime later …]
N1234:
“Approach, N1234 is missed approach direct to the VOR. Request vectors for the ILS 36.”
Control:
“Turn right to 1-1-0 degrees, vector for the ILS. Maintain 2800 feet. I’m showing you at 3400 feet.”
N1234:
“Descending to 2800. I’m sorry. I’m having a discussion with the auto-pilot as to which of us is actually pilot-in-command.”
John Steiner
via e-mail
