@LKHK76 dude as an airtraffic controller myself... if I were on ground
frequencies (which are the fucking hardest to control) and i was basically
talking to a wall that would just echo back everything I yelled and could
possibly have a danger hazard, I would be screaming too.... are you a
controller? cause even on the ground you can get a "deal" if 2 aircraft get
too close and if he was to taxi to the completely wrong side of the airport
and/or the wrong direction... it'll cause too much danger
@LKHK76 Imagine if you had some pilot in command of a plane full of people
(more than 100) and he couldn´t talk to you (which he is obligated to), if
you can´t comunicate with him he could crash, specially if he acknowledge
everything you are questioning!! I fully understand the ATC and he didn't
got so angry, he actually managed it very well calm and at the end he
understood there was no way he was going to understand him so he cleared
him. I would've revoked that pilots license
I wouldn's say this is a simple problem. English is an Important language
now. MA=Noverber? I can't understand. I am not a pilot, I can understand
the tower. I just don't understand why the pilot said he need to couch the
plane on the right place and move in order to be closer to the station. I
am a Chinese student, so there are few words I can understand. But it make
no sense, pilot should listen and obey to the tower, That is always right.
@Pilingolandia I don't think anyone disputes language incompetence of the
Air China pilot, but he's there, taxiing his jet in the middle of the JFK,
and now what? You either go out of your way to help him out or vent your
frustration. The ATC controller who, obviously lacks social intelligence to
interact with anyone who is not native speaker, chose the latter. And it
only made the situation worse.
Search :Misfunctional FAA phraseology by Kent JONES : The routine words and
phrases to be used in messages between pilots and controllers must not be
potential sources of confusion. In order to avoid ambiguity, there must be
a one-to-one relationship between concepts and their spoken expression.
Further, misnomers and other oddities would not inhabit a scientifically
valid terminology.(...)
how is an accent 'bad'?You either understand it or you do not,every race on
earth speaking English has a different accent.This chinese guy in this case
probably didn't know it at all,and he should be disqualified for flying
till he learns it properly,but whatever few words he spoke I had no trouble
understanding those,and I am not even a chinese
Kennedy Tower deals with Thousands of aircraft everyday, it is there job to
keep all the planes safe while taxiing and in there airspace. I don't blame
this controller for raising his voice slightly to get the Air China flight
to do the correct taxiing. If the Controller took this more easily planes
could have collided on the taxi ways etc.
I'd like to see English people speaking Chinese if Chinese were more
international than English... Esperanto should be the 2nd language for
everybody. It's much more easy than English! Free to learn! Causes no
privileges in the world nor kills languages! And there's not ambiguity (eg:
japanese encephalitis vaccine)
i think that the pilot didn´t even know what he was saying what a fool ,
damn you became a pilot you have to understand the request from the atc not
repeating , how ignorant is this chinese pilot , i think there are more
qualified people than him IN CHINA for people who think its a matter of
racism
@highflyer19 i work atc. multiply this situation x20 with lack of the
language creates this kind of frustration. remember that one pilot in this
situation can create a huge problem for all other aircraft including loss
of life if he crosses a runway that an aircraft is landing/taking off on.
@OmsoiTekken He made it perfectly clear. He followed all of the guidelines
for communication, the Air China Pilot clearly had limited knowledge of it.
It is understandable he got a little unsettled because if the Air China
machine had messed up, he might have been stuck with the blame.
In my opinion, they are both kind of to blame. The controller shouldn't of
lost his professionalism because he possibly did not make it clear enough.
Although on the other hand, the pilot should not of been flying overseas if
not able to interpret given instructions. Peace out!
ATC: AirChina981, Hold Position. AC981: Hold position, 981.. ATC:
AirChina981, shut down your engines AC981: ..???.. Ehhh Shutting down
engines, 981 ATC: AirChina981, now turn around, hand the keys to the
gentleman behind you and step away from the controls...
The second time I listened to this, I noticed the very first time the
AirChina 981 pilot did not understand the VERY FIRST TIME, the controller
was already getting angry and you could tell by his tone of voice. Very
unprofessional
Chinese pilot needs to brush up on his English skills, but the controller
was out of line. If you can't handle international flights without losing
your professionalism, jog over to TSA and file an application with them
there.
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