Captain Steeeve
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Army Helicopter Not Responding on Radio — Chaos at CLT
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October 31, 2025
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In today’s video, Captain Steeeve reacts to ATC audio from Charlotte Douglas where an Army helicopter wasn’t responding on the radio and got uncomfortably close to a Cessna. We walk through the tape, what the controller was trying to do, and why radio silence in controlled airspace can quickly turn dangerous.
This is a great example of how communication and situational awareness keep everyone safe — especially around busy airports like CLT.
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