Sat Jul 17, 2021 6:32 pm
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The blight of PPR is gradually infecting more and more UK airfields, so it's something we have to live with.
Firstly, acertain from a flight guide, the AIP, or a website how they prefer to grant PPR - by radio on the way in, by telephone, email or a webform.
Then normally it's just call sign, type, where you are coming from, ETA, and POB. They may also want to know how long you are staying, whether you need fuel and any other particular requirements. Telling them you are a stude on a solo nav may also be helpful.
It's an opportunity to ask them about any useful info you should know - for example, if there is anything special going on which may make them very busy, or noise abatement procedures that you need to follow.
Last edited by GrahamB on Sat Jul 17, 2021 6:35 pm, edited 2 times in total.
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