  | | Darren Gaines, air traffic controller and Chairman of the NATCA Air Safety Investigation Committee, speaks to a pilot after the seminar debut at AOPA Expo 2006 in Palm Springs, California. | Quotes from leadership:
"NATCA is really helping to break down barriers by arranging to have a controller presence at all of the ASF communication seminars. Having pilots and controllers on the same page is critical to safety, and we're extremely pleased about this opportunity to foster a greater understanding between both parties." —Bruce Landsberg, Executive Director, AOPA Air Safety Foundation "NATCA is pleased to be working with the AOPA Air Safety Foundation on such an important venture. The foundation's communication seminar offers pilots a wealth of practical information for communicating with air traffic control. This is an ideal event for us to learn from one another and help enhance an atmosphere of teamwork and trust." —Paul Rinaldi, Executive Vice President of the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA) | Ever heard a radio call that made you scratch your head—or worse yet, cringe? Most of us, at one point or another, have struggled to find the right words on the radio. Attend this free seminar and increase your communication know-how with practical tips on communicating in today's airspace. You'll also get straightforward advice on common pitfalls for VFR and IFR operations, communicating in an emergency, and coping with challenges at both towered and nontowered airports. Plus, don't miss a rare opportunity to take part in a Q & A session with a local air traffic controller: Be sure to bring the questions you've always wanted to ask! You'll also learn: - The three magic words every pilot should know.
- Some things you should check before sqawking 7600 for lost communication.
- The popular phrase the 2007 AIM says should NOT be used under any circumstances.
- And much more...
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