Americans are notorious for assumption of understanding in general, not only in the US. Nobody will ever post anything online without mentioning any location details.. if you see a question on a web forum that doesn't mention where the user is from, they are American. Americans will also say "Oh yea, here in NV we all do this" wtf ? Im supposed to know all your states and their abbreviations? This is true for in-person interactions as well. I used deal with a lot of foreign nationals at my previous job. Every time a European, Australian, African, Latin or Asian person tells me something, an antidote, a reference or any bit of information, they give me context. Yea, i have a flight to Paris, or i live in the south of Germany. Americans: Oh yea, I'm landing at LAX. I'll take the E23 to ___ (enter place name) and meet with the AG of DC. I just drive a Chevy C3PO Oh.. Dan John is actually a friend is mine. What are you talking about people?
Clear, Precise and very well explained ....Roger that. Over and out!
Americans are notorious for assumption of understanding in general, not only in the US.
Nobody will ever post anything online without mentioning any location details.. if you see a question on a web forum that doesn't mention where the user is from, they are American.
Americans will also say "Oh yea, here in NV we all do this" wtf ? Im supposed to know all your states and their abbreviations?
This is true for in-person interactions as well. I used deal with a lot of foreign nationals at my previous job. Every time a European, Australian, African, Latin or Asian person tells me something, an antidote, a reference or any bit of information, they give me context.
Yea, i have a flight to Paris, or i live in the south of Germany.
Americans:
Oh yea, I'm landing at LAX.
I'll take the E23 to ___ (enter place name) and meet with the AG of DC.
I just drive a Chevy C3PO
Oh.. Dan John is actually a friend is mine.
What are you talking about people?
Le titre est litigieux... Ne serait-ce pas plutôt "Why can't European pilots understand *Américan* ATC?"
Bien vu, j'ai corrigé !