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In this episode, Captain Steeeve breaks down a dramatic moment captured in a VASAviation video, where an Iberia A330 pilot gets into a heated exchange with air traffic control at JFK.
The issue? Another aircraft was vectored directly in front of them—too fast, and too low. The Iberia pilot was not having it.
Steeeve walks us through what happened, what should have happened, and why things got so tense. From approach speeds to safe separation protocols, we unpack the layers behind this high-stress situation and what pilots are trained to do when controllers make a risky call.
🛬 Was the pilot right to be upset? Did ATC mishandle the approach? Let’s break it down.
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