Ashley and Brad Show - ABS 2023-7-6

<p>news<br /> birthdays/events<br /> weird smells that are actually perfumes...what weird scent perfume would you create?<br /> word of the day<br /> news<br /> you can be a real police detective without the 'hassle' of training<br /> game: getting to know you<br /> you're walking your dog all wrong<br /> news<br /> what kinds of jobs can competitive eaters do when they retire?<br /> game: mind the gap<br /> do you really pay attention to your neighbors' cars?  maybe you should<br /> news<br /> what was your best summer memory growing up?<br /> game: speak out<br /> goodbye/fun facts....National Air Traffic Control Day... it is the anniversary of the day the air traffic control system was established in the U.S. The Wright brothers’ invention — the very first powered aircraft — ushered in the age of flight around the world. Back then, aircraft were mostly used by the military and the civilian postal service but as aircraft began being used for civilian passengers concern turned towards the integrity of the aircraft itself and the safety of take-offs and landings.  During the early 20th century, multiple independent air traffic control centers were set up by independent carriers. These operations were later taken over by the Department of Commerce. and to put it in perspective...the U.S. alone has about 5,000 aircraft in the air at any given time, 5.3 million square miles of domestic airspace, and 24 million miles of airspace over the oceans.</p>