SixPapaCharlie
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Ugh!! I'm so mad!
So Add me to the busted Bravo list.
I just don't understand why Cirrus can't detect Class B for you and keep you from busting.
The G430, knows I am entering that airspace.
Would it be so hard for the plane to automatically change the altimeter setting to below the Bravo shelf until I can get cleared in?
Honestly for what I pay in fuel (Cirrus only takes premium) it should not only adjust that setting but call ahead and get me pre-cleared.
I don’t think it is right with all the technology we have to require the pilot to have to work out the airspace clearance requests.
I mean we are flying an airplane for God’s sake. Just think about that. You are asking someone who is FLYING A PLANE to do all this other stuff like get clearance, look for traffic, and use rudder pedals. Nonsense!
I will go toe to toe with the FAA on this one too.
I didn’t bust Bravo. The Bravo busted me!
Hell, I’ve got a number for approach to call. The Bravo needs to take one of them 719 ride thingys and apologize!
I didn’t get to where I am today by having to work on a bunch of things at once dammit.
It takes a lot of luck and hard work from others!
You don’t just get to fly your dad’s Cirrus all around with no effort. He has to put in years of work for that to happen.
And I am sorry that the Bravo’s dad didn’t work as hard as mine but that is not my fault and I won’t be penalized for it.
Screw you Bravo!
*All lies. I didn’t bust any airspace, the plane is in annual, I contribute a lot financially to my flying habit, I work long hours to do so, and I have used my rudder pedals (you have to to taxi).
** The cirrus really should route the bravo around me.
*** No it shouldn’t . That doesn’t make sense but it could at least bend that magenta line around the airspace.
So Add me to the busted Bravo list.
I just don't understand why Cirrus can't detect Class B for you and keep you from busting.
The G430, knows I am entering that airspace.
Would it be so hard for the plane to automatically change the altimeter setting to below the Bravo shelf until I can get cleared in?
Honestly for what I pay in fuel (Cirrus only takes premium) it should not only adjust that setting but call ahead and get me pre-cleared.
I don’t think it is right with all the technology we have to require the pilot to have to work out the airspace clearance requests.
I mean we are flying an airplane for God’s sake. Just think about that. You are asking someone who is FLYING A PLANE to do all this other stuff like get clearance, look for traffic, and use rudder pedals. Nonsense!
I will go toe to toe with the FAA on this one too.
I didn’t bust Bravo. The Bravo busted me!
Hell, I’ve got a number for approach to call. The Bravo needs to take one of them 719 ride thingys and apologize!
I didn’t get to where I am today by having to work on a bunch of things at once dammit.
It takes a lot of luck and hard work from others!
You don’t just get to fly your dad’s Cirrus all around with no effort. He has to put in years of work for that to happen.
And I am sorry that the Bravo’s dad didn’t work as hard as mine but that is not my fault and I won’t be penalized for it.
Screw you Bravo!
*All lies. I didn’t bust any airspace, the plane is in annual, I contribute a lot financially to my flying habit, I work long hours to do so, and I have used my rudder pedals (you have to to taxi).
** The cirrus really should route the bravo around me.
*** No it shouldn’t . That doesn’t make sense but it could at least bend that magenta line around the airspace.