For years, V141 from Boston would take you to CELTS and then to DRUNK, which mysteriously became DUNKK around St Patricks Day a few years back. I dont recall any announcement. I wonder if that was a lucid moment of sobriety.
Aviation communications are frequently characterized by humor and witty banter between pilots and air traffic controllers.
Air traffic controllers sometimes use humor to explain operational decisions, such as prioritizing high-performance military aircraft.
Pilots and ATC find opportunities for lighthearted exchanges in diverse situations, from turbulence and navigation quirks to group flying events and runway observations.
For years, V141 from Boston would take you to CELTS and then to DRUNK, which mysteriously became DUNKK around St Patrick’s Day a few years back. I don’t recall any announcement. I wonder if that was a lucid moment of sobriety.
John W. Ward Brewster, MA
CREATE A FREE ACCOUNT
Sign up to keep reading
Create a free account to continue. Already a member? Sign in below.
