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“Could’ve been disastrous.” An air traffic controller was stunned after realizing two American Airlines aircraft on the same frequency were using the exact same call sign: American 2482. One was on the arrival while the other was departing, creating the risk that a crew could respond to an instruction... show more

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ExquisiteXxLoopvor 1 Monat

Give that man a raise !

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Paulavor 1 Monat

When was this?

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Flightdramavor 1 Monat

around 4 hours ago

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Paulavor 1 Monat

Wow, thank you!!

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Samanthakvor 1 Monat

Wow !!!! Well done ATC!!

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Ray Sharradhvor 1 Monat

See this on AA & DL every day - same flt # in and out. Works fine if it's the same acft. But, if inbound flight is late & another aircraft takes the outbound leg, you've got 2 planes, same c/s. AA 1061 DFW-JAX AA 1061 JAX-DFW DL 2923 ATL-JAX DL 2923 JAX-ATL

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WingmanRob@WingmanAdvisorsvor 1 Monat

Rare occurrence for sure. Usually the call signs are de-conflicted and re-assigned. One would remain 2482 and the other would be something like 482P. There must have been additional delays that were unexpected.

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Dr. Lifevor 1 Monat

Nice job controllers!

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Maître Pascal FERNANDEZ 🇫🇷🇪🇸vor 1 Monat

@GinieSigonney ??

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Jackharrison20224vor 1 Monat

Notice how the pilots immediately copied the controller when he added arrival and departure to their call signs is that something they train for or just good instincts all around?

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Paul Kvor 1 Monat

@KhalifKairo hapa kwetu kukeendaje? Ama tudeal vile tumezoea na nganya na nduthi?

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YungBankvor 1 Monat

Can you explain how a mistake like this can be made? Is hacking or foul play involved? I could imagine this is like giving a vehicle the same Vin#

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Malachi O'Neillvor 1 Monat

holy...

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twattervor 1 Monat

this is what happens when indians create and manage your tech

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Tazvor 1 Monat

Un cas qui va plaire a @AstronoGeek

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KevB 🇺🇸vor 1 Monat

I’ve seen that….but normally you’d get a fail on the dept message and it wouldn’t start a track and you’d have to change the call sign if one to AAL2482A

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