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1st August 2007, 01:55 AM

> Why not just use the correct phraseology as promulgated in the French
> AIP, you seem to think you know better than French aviation legislation.
>
> Do it right and move on, stop trying to defend the indefensible, you may
> have a preference for "Fox" but it's just plain wrong.
> --
You obviously have difficulty reading. I use "foxtrot". However, I am
interested to know whether "fox" is as widespread outside of France as it is
in France. It seems from some of the more intelligent people who are able to
read that in fact it is used outside of France.

1st August 2007, 01:55 AM	#6 (permalink)
Ric Guest Posts: n/a Classified Rating: % ()	"fox" or "foxtrot"? > Why not just use the correct phraseology as promulgated in the French > AIP, you seem to think you know better than French aviation legislation. > > Do it right and move on, stop trying to defend the indefensible, you may > have a preference for "Fox" but it's just plain wrong. > -- You obviously have difficulty reading. I use "foxtrot". However, I am interested to know whether "fox" is as widespread outside of France as it is in France. It seems from some of the more intelligent people who are able to read that in fact it is used outside of France.