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anais
 Post subject: Aviation Podcast #88
PostPosted: Mon Oct 01, 2007 2:11 pm 
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How often do you give a PIREP? What information do you find particularly useful? Aviation Podcast #88, any thoughts?
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tonycondon
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ice (especially negative ice) PIREPs are really useful, as well as tops reports. for IFR flying of course. there are those days where theres a decent inversion but you arent quite sure if it goes high enough etc. comes in quite handy.

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rklutts
 Post subject: PIREPS
PostPosted: Sun Oct 07, 2007 9:46 am 
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I try and make one on every flight, as I know I wish there were more when I'm getting the briefing. When there are forecasts of turbulence, high winds, that sort of negative outlook, I enjoy filing a PIREP so that others will get accurate info and maybe fly too.

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