[Dec16th-1930z-0030z]Sunday Funday-Cross the Caribbean South Bound

[Daniel Channani]

YOU GUESSED IT! It is yet another Sunday Funday. Whoever, this time around the ZMA ARTCC will be joined by the Maquetia FIR, Venezuela, for one of a kind Sunday Funday event.

During this Sunday Funday - Cross the Caribbean South Bound which will be taking place on December 16th from 1930z till 0030z, aircraft will departing KMIA and heading to the featured arrival airport of SVMI. As always, expect outstanding and professional ATC to assist you with your flight.

Preferred routing:
SKIPS2 SKIPS TINKY A315 JOSES UA315 PJG G446 REPIS UL339 VUNUM ANDAL ALDAK1
       

Looking forward to seeing you all

 

[Daniel Channani]

Updated!

[Daniel Channani]

Hello to all! Route updated. Event is right around the corner! Looking forward to having everyone!

[Daniel Channani]

Finalized event routing. Please check it out.

[Daniel Channani]

Event has started. Routing SKIPS2 SKIPS TINKY A315 JOSES UA315 PJG G446 REPIS UL339 VUNUM ANDAL ALDAK.
If anyone is interested to see our end of the deal, I will be streaming the event as MIA DEP https://www.twitch.tv/dmanblast

[Matt Bromback]

Event has started. Routing SKIPS2 SKIPS TINKY A315 JOSES UA315 PJG G446 REPIS UL339 VUNUM ANDAL ALDAK.
If anyone is interested to see our end of the deal, I will be streaming the event as MIA DEP https://www.twitch.tv/dmanblast

For future reference (https://www.twitch.tv/videos/350025372?t=53m06s) you can not give a (PAA980) B707/A direct to a intersection, as the pilot comes back and says unable you seem to not understand as you said "why he filed that route"....

You then proceed to give him a heading and amend his remarks to "vectors only can't proceed direct..." not really that professional.

In order to proper give a /A aircraft on course it would of taken 60 seconds to realize that SKIPS intersection is on BR53V which is on a 108 Radial from the VKZ VOR. Therefore a simple instruction of "fly heading XXX, join BR53V when able" would of sufficed.

Hope this has provided some insight on /A operations