What do I say?

[Liam06]

Hello IFC,
I just purchased Infinite Flight Pro and I have been wondering what I say to ATC. Of course I am only in the first server and there is no need to use ATC, but I would like to know for future. My misunderstandings include, “what does inbound mean?” and other things similar.

Thanks for the help

[Altaria55]

Check the tutorials section on topics on how to use ATC:

Using ATC During Your Flight

Hey everyone! This week’s tutorial is now available as I do a flight from PHNL to PHOG with Live ATC during the entire route. There have been several requests for this tutorial even though many of you already have an understanding of using ATC. Please post any relevant questions to this video below. Feel free to PM me with any tutorial requests that you may have. Happy and Safe Landings!

[Levet]

Hi Liam,

Another great topic for you to read over would be this guide from Chris_S. There is information that will take you from spawning in, filing your flight plan to wheels up (climb-out) to landing. Enjoy 😉

A sample start to finish flight (Infinite Flight 101)

I was searching for some various posts that existed that helped me when I first started flying IF. Unfortunately time has passed and many posts are buried or the original poster is no longer around and the post is gone. I dug through some of the older posts to come up with a sort of sample flight tutorial. There are many great topics like this, one being Link : New Pilots Read This. The information is out there. This is in no way a comprehensive list of everything you need to know. Once you go…

[thenewpilot]

@Liam06

“what does inbound mean?”

Inbound for landing means you will be landing at the airport you are approaching.

[Maxmustang]

@Liam06. MaxSez: GOOGLE, UTube and the Forum Tutorials are your friends as you develop your IF Flying skill on procedures and the use of the voice communication node. Here’s your ansewer from a Google Search:

“Idnbound means you are going TOWARD a point, fix, runway, navigation aid or other point of interest.

Outbound means you are going AWAY from a point, fix, runway, navigational aid or other point of interest.”

Suggest you research first before utilizing the Forum for answers; “There are Snakes on this Plane”!

Regards Max