"London FIC this is Paul."
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Willis Nigh
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"London FIC this is Paul."
Paul,
I don't know if you ever read this site, but you sir are the man. The job you do is appreciated by me and lots of other pilots I know. You've been putting the service in Flight Service for years and it's noticed.
I don't know if you ever read this site, but you sir are the man. The job you do is appreciated by me and lots of other pilots I know. You've been putting the service in Flight Service for years and it's noticed.
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If you are talking about Paul the weather briefer he is the man. You can tell when someone likes his job and really knows what he is doing; customer service lives.
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I don't know if he reads this forum or not, but I'll forward this on to him just in case!
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I like it when the FIC guys/gals identify themselves. Feels more familiar and friendly. Kamloops FIC "Ross" is another great guy. After a couple years you really start to recognize the voice of most specialists. I can tell right at the beginning of the call that I'm either going to get a really good briefing, or just someone reading me METAR's.
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Agree absolutely - I have had the good fortune of getting a briefing from Paul on more than one occasion and it is always a pleasure. I hope you do read this - keep up the good work.
PAJ
PS - great thread!
PAJ
PS - great thread!
Flight takes MORE than Airspeed and Money ...
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DHC-1 Jockey
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Re: "London FIC this is Paul."
Same goes for Winnipeg Lloyd. Always happy to hear him answer the phone when looking for a brief at 2 AM.
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Kamloops FIC Ross is now retired.taylor498 wrote:I like it when the FIC guys/gals identify themselves. Feels more familiar and friendly. Kamloops FIC "Ross" is another great guy. After a couple years you really start to recognize the voice of most specialists. I can tell right at the beginning of the call that I'm either going to get a really good briefing, or just someone reading me METAR's.
Read you 2 by 2. Too loud and too often!



