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  • #31
    Re: Plane holding 100 crashes into the Black Sea

    I don't know how this ended up on the internet, and ofcourse it could be fake, but if anyone could translate this I'd appreciate it:



    Part of the conversation between the Armavia captain and Georgian ATC. Someone posted it on http://www.oneworld.am/blog/ and although I have no idea if it's genuine I do know Georgian officials were saying they have tapes of communications while the aircraft was in their airspace and that there is some interesting stuff on it.

    This is really weird. How could something like this end up on the internet days after the crash. Then again, this is the former Soviet Union...

    I know some of you speak Russian!

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    • #32
      Re: Plane holding 100 crashes into the Black Sea

      Originally posted by D3ADSY
      I don't know how this ended up on the internet, and ofcourse it could be fake, but if anyone could translate this I'd appreciate it:



      Part of the conversation between the Armavia captain and Georgian ATC. Someone posted it on http://www.oneworld.am/blog/ and although I have no idea if it's genuine I do know Georgian officials were saying they have tapes of communications while the aircraft was in their airspace and that there is some interesting stuff on it.

      This is really weird. How could something like this end up on the internet days after the crash. Then again, this is the former Soviet Union...

      I know some of you speak Russian!
      I can't hear the pilot very well over the static so I can't understand a word here and there. The pilot is saying "We're returning to Yerevan (there's a word there I can't understand (moshiot ?). The traffic controller asks "Right now or a bit later". Pilot replies (I think) "One hour, they told us (peredali) 2 hours (I'm thinking there's a delay of 2 hours at the aeroport) ... 150 by (na) 1500 (I'm guessing it's speed and altitude). Controller replies "Roger I copy ...".

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      • #33
        Re: Plane holding 100 crashes into the Black Sea

        Originally posted by D3ADSY
        I don't know how this ended up on the internet, and ofcourse it could be fake, but if anyone could translate this I'd appreciate it:



        Part of the conversation between the Armavia captain and Georgian ATC. Someone posted it on http://www.oneworld.am/blog/ and although I have no idea if it's genuine I do know Georgian officials were saying they have tapes of communications while the aircraft was in their airspace and that there is some interesting stuff on it.

        This is really weird. How could something like this end up on the internet days after the crash. Then again, this is the former Soviet Union...

        I know some of you speak Russian!
        the georgian authorities released segments of the conversation to their media 2 days or so after the crash.

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        • #34
          Re: Plane holding 100 crashes into the Black Sea

          Originally posted by D3ADSY
          I don't know how this ended up on the internet, and ofcourse it could be fake, but if anyone could translate this I'd appreciate it:



          Part of the conversation between the Armavia captain and Georgian ATC. Someone posted it on http://www.oneworld.am/blog/ and although I have no idea if it's genuine I do know Georgian officials were saying they have tapes of communications while the aircraft was in their airspace and that there is some interesting stuff on it.

          This is really weird. How could something like this end up on the internet days after the crash. Then again, this is the former Soviet Union...

          I know some of you speak Russian!

          -(pilot) vozvroshaemsya nazad v erevan
          -(controller) pryamo shas ili, ili popozje
          -(pilot) da net shas, shas peredali na dva chasa u nikh, gde to sto pyadnadcat'(pyadsesyat?) na tisyachi pyatsot
          -(controlleer) xorosho ponyal vas


          literal translation


          -We are returning back to Yerevan
          -right now or...or later?
          -oh no right now, they transmitted...for two hours it's 115 (150?)/1500 over there
          - good, got you

          aviation trnanslation
          - heading back to yerevan
          -immidiatly or later?
          -no, right now, they are broadcasting 150/1500 for two howrs,
          -ok, roger that.


          150/1500 is the cailing/visibility. Ceiling is the overcast altitude

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          • #35
            Re: Plane holding 100 crashes into the Black Sea

            Originally posted by Vlad_Arm
            -(pilot) vozvroshaemsya nazad v erevan
            -(controller) pryamo shas ili, ili popozje
            -(pilot) da net shas, shas peredali na dva chasa u nikh, gde to sto pyadnadcat'(pyadsesyat?) na tisyachi pyatsot
            -(controlleer) xorosho ponyal vas


            literal translation


            -We are returning back to Yerevan
            -right now or...or later?
            -oh no right now, they transmitted...for two hours it's 115 (150?)/1500 over there
            - good, got you

            aviation trnanslation
            - heading back to yerevan
            -immidiatly or later?
            -no, right now, they are broadcasting 150/1500 for two howrs,
            -ok, roger that.


            150/1500 is the cailing/visibility. Ceiling is the overcast altitude

            Thanks man. I was completely lost as to what those numbers meant. But if the pilot is saying that he's already on the way back to Armenia, it couldn't be the ill-fated flight, right? I actually hear "one hour" (odin chas), but considering I misheard "nazad" as something totally different I could be wrong.

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            • #36
              Re: Plane holding 100 crashes into the Black Sea

              Originally posted by karoaper
              Thanks man. I was completely lost as to what those numbers meant. But if the pilot is saying that he's already on the way back to Armenia, it couldn't be the ill-fated flight, right? I actually hear "one hour" (odin chas), but considering I misheard "nazad" as something totally different I could be wrong.
              Pilot doesn't say he is on his way back to Yerevan. He says, that he is turning back to Yerevan (they need the contrellers approval to execute 180grad turn and change the altitute for flying back)
              Where do you heare "one hour"? I guess when he says "Shas..." (you canunderstand as "chas"-hour)... but that is "Da shas, pryamo shas"..i.e he need immidiate clearance for heading and altitude change (the planes cannot stay at the same altitude when they turn for 180 degrees, they need to clib by around 100 feet or descent by 1000 feet I guess.

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