Controllers manage busy airspace near Myrtle Beach coast
Other Non-Crime Event (Aviation Safety / Airspace Deconfliction)Controllers coordinate aircraft and helicopters near Myrtle Beach coast to keep safe distances and altitudes due to busy airspace.
Audio|Source: Myrtle Beach International Airport (KMYR)
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Transcript:
00:001-3 flight.00:01I got multiple sighting helicopters operating northeast of Myrtle Beach along the coastline, proceed two miles offshore if able and proceed northwestern northeast north-east down.00:14We're taking our test stand offshore.00:18There's been maintained about 1,500 feet.00:20I have 3,000 of the copped, y'all.00:22Just making sure you were good.00:24I know there's a layer out there in the 15 to 17-100 foot range.
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1-3 flight.
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I got multiple sighting helicopters operating northeast of Myrtle Beach along the coastline, proceed two miles offshore if able and proceed northwestern northeast north-east down.
00:14
We're taking our test stand offshore.
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There's been maintained about 1,500 feet.
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I have 3,000 of the copped, y'all.
00:22
Just making sure you were good.
00:24
I know there's a layer out there in the 15 to 17-100 foot range.
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Location mentioned:
Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR), 1100 Jetport Rd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
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