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Listener Forum / Re: Coverage for 120.12 just outside of Chicago?
« Last post by jeffcohen on September 20, 2025, 02:17:01 UTC »Thanks everyone!
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Listener Forum / Re: Coverage for 120.12 just outside of Chicago?
« Last post by RonR on September 20, 2025, 00:49:24 UTC »When you do a frequency search, every LiveATC feed that has that frequency will be listed. Unfortunately, the particular sector that you're looking for is not currently covered by LiveATC.
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Listener Forum / Re: Coverage for 120.12 just outside of Chicago?
« Last post by FlightLevel310 on September 20, 2025, 00:15:29 UTC »That frequency is a low ZAU sector that handles the south departures from ORD. It doesn't look like there is coverage for it.
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Listener Forum / Coverage for 120.12 just outside of Chicago?
« Last post by jeffcohen on September 19, 2025, 23:52:39 UTC »Hello! My first time here, so I hope I'm not asking something that's already been answered - I tried to search first as best I could.
I'm learning to try to follow flights from OHare as they travel across the country. After takeoff, I can sometimes continue to their first departure frequency, but then often lose them as the head south or west on frequency 120.12. That frequency shows up under the Frequency Search on iOS but the locations listed are very far from Chicago and don't seem applicable.
Anybody have any idea if I'm doing something wrong, or whether there just simply isn't that much coverage right now in the middle of Illinois?
Thanks!
I'm learning to try to follow flights from OHare as they travel across the country. After takeoff, I can sometimes continue to their first departure frequency, but then often lose them as the head south or west on frequency 120.12. That frequency shows up under the Frequency Search on iOS but the locations listed are very far from Chicago and don't seem applicable.
Anybody have any idea if I'm doing something wrong, or whether there just simply isn't that much coverage right now in the middle of Illinois?
Thanks!
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Feed Outage/Status Reports / Re: KFNL Feed
« Last post by eliveatc on September 19, 2025, 18:04:03 UTC »KFNL is hosting the The Great Colorado Airshow this weekend (September 20-21, 2025) with show practice sessions today (September 19th). The feed will include the air boss and the Thunderbirds audio. You can expect the tower, ground and FBO feeds to be mostly inactive during this weekend. The Thunderbirds feed should only be active during their performance. You can expect to hear activity on that feed starting ~30 minutes before their performance. Outside of that, I suggest listening to the air boss feed during the show times.
The air boss receiver is located on the field and should capture nearly all activity. The Thunderbirds receiver is located ~2 miles, line-of-sight from the field. We're keeping the feeds' frequencies unpublished.
KFNL feed.
I hope you enjoy the feeds.
The air boss receiver is located on the field and should capture nearly all activity. The Thunderbirds receiver is located ~2 miles, line-of-sight from the field. We're keeping the feeds' frequencies unpublished.
KFNL feed.
I hope you enjoy the feeds.
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Listener Forum / ZBW Danbury Low
« Last post by ATC CENTERS on September 18, 2025, 18:42:14 UTC »Is seems the feed has a terrible static problem on 134.0
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Listener Forum / ZBW Agusta 134.95 sevtor Feed
« Last post by ATC CENTERS on September 18, 2025, 14:42:57 UTC »Since the standalone 134.95 has been down for quite some time, is there any possibility that 134.95 be added to one of the 118.425 spare frequency feeds . Either 127.979 or 126.225 feed ?
Thanks
Thanks
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Aviation Audio Clips / Forgot to put the gear down Gulfport Mississippi
« Last post by KB4TEZ on September 18, 2025, 12:37:44 UTC »that's usually on your checklist isn't it?
glad all ok.
Date: 17-SEP-25
Time: 18:15:00Z
Regis#: N317JD
Aircraft Make: PROGRESSIVE AERODYNE
Aircraft Model: SEAREY LSX
Event Type: INCIDENT
Highest Injury: NONE
Aircraft Missing: No
Damage: UNKNOWN
LOCATION
City: GULFPORT
State: MISSISSIPPI
Country: UNITED STATES
DESCRIPTION
Description: AIRCRAFT LANDED GEAR UP, GULFPORT, MS.
glad all ok.
Date: 17-SEP-25
Time: 18:15:00Z
Regis#: N317JD
Aircraft Make: PROGRESSIVE AERODYNE
Aircraft Model: SEAREY LSX
Event Type: INCIDENT
Highest Injury: NONE
Aircraft Missing: No
Damage: UNKNOWN
LOCATION
City: GULFPORT
State: MISSISSIPPI
Country: UNITED STATES
DESCRIPTION
Description: AIRCRAFT LANDED GEAR UP, GULFPORT, MS.
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Aviation Audio Clips / KSAN reopens after hourslong closure caused by nose gear collapse
« Last post by KB4TEZ on September 18, 2025, 10:07:35 UTC »https://www.nbcsandiego.com/news/local/small-lane-with-landing-gear-issues-prompts-ground-stop-at-san-diego-international-airport/3902598/
(she handled it so well, nicely done.)
Nearly three and a half hours after emergency vehicles were called out to the runway at San Diego International Airport on Wednesday when a small jet's front landing gear collapsed, SAN reopened to air traffic.
No one was injured in the incident, which occurred at about 6 p.m. when the aircraft was taking off. Airport officials quickly declared a ground stop while crews worked to clear the private jet off the runway. Jonathan Heller with the San Diego International Airport said the jet was taking off when the nose gear collapsed.
"The aircraft came to a stop without any injuries to those on board," Heller told NBC 7. "However, it became disabled on the runway, causing the runway’s temporary closure. All inbound flights are currently being diverted to other airports. We have no further details at this time."
(she handled it so well, nicely done.)
Nearly three and a half hours after emergency vehicles were called out to the runway at San Diego International Airport on Wednesday when a small jet's front landing gear collapsed, SAN reopened to air traffic.
No one was injured in the incident, which occurred at about 6 p.m. when the aircraft was taking off. Airport officials quickly declared a ground stop while crews worked to clear the private jet off the runway. Jonathan Heller with the San Diego International Airport said the jet was taking off when the nose gear collapsed.
"The aircraft came to a stop without any injuries to those on board," Heller told NBC 7. "However, it became disabled on the runway, causing the runway’s temporary closure. All inbound flights are currently being diverted to other airports. We have no further details at this time."
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Aviation Audio Clips / Swiss jet aborts Boston takeoff after flame and smoke spew from engine
« Last post by KB4TEZ on September 17, 2025, 16:07:39 UTC »https://www.foxnews.com/us/passenger-jet-aborts-boston-takeoff-after-flame-smoke-spew-from-engine
A Swiss International Air Lines flight departing for Zurich, Switzerland, had to abort takeoff from Boston Logan International Airport after flames were seen shooting out of its engines.
A video shows flames coming out of the aircraft’s engine as it moved forward, seemingly slowing its pace.
"Investigations into the exact nature of the engine problem are currently underway," a spokesperson for Swiss International Air Lines said in a statement to Fox News Digital. "However, depending on the problem with an engine, it is possible that a flame may be visible for a brief moment."
"There appears to be black smoke from one of the engines as you revved up," an air traffic controller told the Swiss Air Lines crew, according to Boston 25 News. "We have the fire department on their way out on the runway now; they’re coming to take a look at it. They can give you a better assessment."
Prior to the attempted takeoff, the Swiss aircraft had been at Logan since it arrived from Zurich on Sunday, according to reports.
"The crew of SWISS Flight 55 stopped their takeoff at Boston Logan International Airport due to engine issues around 6:25 p.m. local time on Tuesday, Sept. 16. The FAA briefly paused some arrivals to the airport before the plane taxied off the runway," the FAA told NBC 10 Boston. "The FAA will investigate."
Swiss International Air Lines told Fox News Digital there were no injuries to the 223 passengers and 13 crew members aboard the flight.
A Swiss International Air Lines flight departing for Zurich, Switzerland, had to abort takeoff from Boston Logan International Airport after flames were seen shooting out of its engines.
A video shows flames coming out of the aircraft’s engine as it moved forward, seemingly slowing its pace.
"Investigations into the exact nature of the engine problem are currently underway," a spokesperson for Swiss International Air Lines said in a statement to Fox News Digital. "However, depending on the problem with an engine, it is possible that a flame may be visible for a brief moment."
"There appears to be black smoke from one of the engines as you revved up," an air traffic controller told the Swiss Air Lines crew, according to Boston 25 News. "We have the fire department on their way out on the runway now; they’re coming to take a look at it. They can give you a better assessment."
Prior to the attempted takeoff, the Swiss aircraft had been at Logan since it arrived from Zurich on Sunday, according to reports.
"The crew of SWISS Flight 55 stopped their takeoff at Boston Logan International Airport due to engine issues around 6:25 p.m. local time on Tuesday, Sept. 16. The FAA briefly paused some arrivals to the airport before the plane taxied off the runway," the FAA told NBC 10 Boston. "The FAA will investigate."
Swiss International Air Lines told Fox News Digital there were no injuries to the 223 passengers and 13 crew members aboard the flight.