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All ears on you: finding your voice in controlled airspace

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Performance anxiety can grip any of us on arrival at a busy controlled aerodrome because these places are the aviation equivalent of theatre in the round. The solution is to do what actors do, that is, research, rehearse and relax.
Pilot in a light aircraft cockpit at a controlled aerodrome, wearing a headset and preparing for taxi, with the runway visible ahead.

Who knows about your flight?

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Pilots check weather, fuel and NOTAMs before every flight; for greater safety, sharing your flight details ensures someone else knows your plan, but some flights require a flight notification.
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NOTAMs: decoding the details

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NOTAMs are essential yet they remain one of the most overlooked elements of flight planning
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Working the crowd: How to stay out of trouble in controlled airspace

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Back in 2009 when I was learning to fly at Camden, I made an embarrassing student mistake