Crossing TMA's from Spa-La Sauvenière (EBSP) to Grimbergen (EBGB) Dual Pilot with ATC!!!

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  • čas přidán 4. 06. 2023
  • For this video let's do something different.
    Let's cross some TMA's with the C152 at higher altitudes and go dual pilot with airline pilot ‪@pilotsefrien1493‬.
    The weather at Grimbergen and Spa-La Sauvenière was not that good. Sky was clear and sunny but we had to deal with strong winds and turbulent areas during our flight.
    Hope you enjoy this video!!! 😉

Komentáře • 7

  • @papics
    @papics Před rokem +2

    Hi Jens, thanks for this video. While I have flown in the CTAs of Brussels during a night VFR navigation flight before, I have never flown on a flight level before… So today on my second leg I flew from Spa to Ursel starting just like your flight did, and I was also assigned FL60 :) I was even also given a heading for a while. I continued to NIK (LNO-FLO-NIK) before descending, but otherwise it was very similar. Cheers!

    • @pilotjens
      @pilotjens  Před rokem +2

      Than I hope it was a nice video to prepare yourself for yesterday's flight!!! 😉

  • @dirknerinckx7480
    @dirknerinckx7480 Před rokem +2

    Heel toffe video , veel uitleg ook ! ✈✈✈

    • @pilotjens
      @pilotjens  Před rokem

      Moet voor degenen die minder kennis hebben van de terminologie ook duidelijk zijn he 😜

  • @xvir6752
    @xvir6752 Před rokem +1

    Hello,
    Interesting flight. Is it mandatory to submit a flight plan when crossing multiple TMA's like you did?

    • @pilotjens
      @pilotjens  Před rokem

      I think so. In the AIP ENR 1.10 stands that any flight or portion thereof to be provided with ATC service shall file a flight plan. As we crossed TMA EBLG and EBBR with multiple ATC frequencies, it is mandatory to file a flight plan I think. For the flight EBGB - EBSP we didn't. Because I flew in uncontrolled airspace until EBLG and crossed their CTR. Only 1 controlled airspace and frequency.

    • @xvir6752
      @xvir6752 Před rokem +1

      @@pilotjens thank you for your answer!