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Super odd ATC pronunciation?

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I’ve noticed since the last patch that added extra voices to the ATC that all except the original voice are pronouncing the number 1 as “Oh enN Eee” when giving frequencies. I.e spelling out the number 1. Anyone else hearing this?

Edited by flyinion

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Yes, I noticed that almost immediately, and posted on the main MSFS forum...  Nobody else commented though.

I'm glad I'm not the only one!

There are a few post on it in the MSFS forums, but most are included in broader ATC threads.

James

I’ve heard a few strange ones, including the DA-62 referred to as the “dah - 62”.  Air Canada is pronounced like Kanata.

Dave

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