ATC Light Gun Signals in Real Life

[@cuttingconversations5161]

This must be the only video on Light Gun Signals available lol. Thanks for taking the time to show what they actually look like.

[@areza15143]

Very cool, thanks for this informative video! (I was a bit concerned about your taxiing at 2:00 but you got back on the line.)

[@farhanahmad2022]

I have wondered what these looked like. Thanks for showing!!

[@LightspeedAviation]

Happy we were able to help! Thanks for watching!

[@JKPilot]

Seeing the lights whilst you were on the ground was easy, but I didn’t see any whilst you were airborne.

[@cuttingconversations5161]

same lol. I assumed the opposite would be true

[@viccabrales3091]

Very cool! Thanks for showing us this.

[@BucksBirdBarn]

good video, hard to understand this material when studying when its all theoretical. nice to see it in practice.

[@vl3gwada64]

many thanks for sharing.he's a concrete situation

[@jhamesalmeda9961]

wow thank you for sharing this!

[@LightspeedAviation]

Of course!!

[@sucim]

A bit disappointing at night but thanks for the demonstration

[@yeassirullah1344]

What app were you using on your iPad and how do you make it work

[@justplanefred]

I’m surprised this video doesn’t have more comments… Something you don’t see and hope not to I suppose

[@hmabboud]

Thanks!

[@beaulaird6693]

Awesome video dudes!

[@Amos-fn7ie]

thank you so much, it answer my question

[@danm7596]

Good stuff

[@KimWentworth-y8e]

I do not see it on this screen.

[@williamduncan7401]

So you can get cleared to take off without radio? Wouldn't you have to first fix your radio before taking off?

[@daspotato895]

This can also be for aircraft that lack a radio.

[@PilotParker]

Quick Question: If you can discern between these colors, is it likely you will pass one of the alternative color blind exams such as the Farnsworth Lantern for the First class medical?

[@williamwebster9153]

If you can tell the difference between these you can just take a signal test

[@kjelldanao]

Awesome!!