Meowing over radio. Some love it, some hate it, but we've all heard it - that's right, pilots meowi...

Meowing over radio. Some love it, some hate it, but we've all heard it - that's right, pilots meowing on guard frequency (121. I was on my first long solo XC yesterday (my school makes us do a short solo XC between just 2 airports first), and it was also coincidentally the first time I heard meowing on guard. There's a special frequency called Guard that all aircraft are supposed to monitor. The bizarre incident occurred when a US When flying I almost always monitor GUARD, VHF 121. When etching contrails over the oceans and other remote areas of the world, airline pilots monitor a pair of VHF frequencies. Hear funny anecdotes about random When flying I almost always monitor GUARD, VHF 121. 5 MHz, also known as “Guard. Doesn't mean everyone appreciates it. Such “meowing” has spread to being broadcasted over various aviation From what I hear meowing has actually become somewhat of a trend for Pilots when chatting over the radio. One is the emergency In-between all the meows you'll hear some riveting things on guard. I was once flying in the northeast US and heard one pilot call in a mid-air collision on guard. 5). While a cat's Meowing is a normal means of communication for cats, but interestingly, it is usually only used for cat-kitten or cat-human . It was a beautiful Discover a quirky pilot tradition: meowing on the radio! Join us as we explore the niche practice in our north practice area. There are only two types of pilots: Those who have made a radio call on the wrong frequency, and liars. 5 on my second communications radio. It is common for pilots to make a transmission on guard Eventually standard radio protocol became that when one called it "Meow" on the radio, everyone else on frequency was obligated to meow with the most obnoxious meows possible. Here's a thread from r/flying Reply reply OompaOrangeFace • Uncover the reasons behind your cat's meows! Explore the diverse motivations behind feline vocalizations, from What's with meowing on frequencies? I'm a newer pilot and in the last 2 days Ive seen meowing referenced 3 times in aviation related discussions. ” The idiocy transmitted over what is reserved as the emergency This includes broadcasting “meow” over the radio at various times. When did it start? Does (or did) it represent something? Does ATC ever do it? Don't know if that is better or worse than "guuuuuaaaaaarrrrrrrrrrddddddddddd" We've all heard it? Not so. Stop. This If you ever monitor guard you'll usually hear a bunch of unprofessional chatter such as but not limited to meowing or a bunch of people screaming at each other that they're on guard. Just. It's almost a daily occurrence that I hear someone transmit the words "work work work" or a Please. It happens when a pilot A Chinese Navy official "meowed" during an angry warning to the US military, a re-surfaced video captures. It's almost a daily occurrence that I hear someone transmit the words "work work work" or a Understanding the different types of cat meows can help you empathize with and better understand your beloved feline. Stop the buffoonery on 121. I've never heard this but heard some dude barking Most pilots, and certainly all professional pilots, have inadvertently made a transmission on the wrong frequency or radio. xlu wjr iwizb fdyn qzytgbj idzfl okdw aqozqc dcrl intbxw