Word | Meaning |
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ACKNOWLEDGE | Let me know you have received and understood this message |
AFFIRM | Yes |
APPROVED | Permission for proposed action granted |
BREAK | I hereby indicate the separation between portions of the message (to be used where there is no clear distinction between the text and other portions of the message) |
BREAK BREAK | I hereby indicate separation between messages transmitted to different aircraft in a very busy environment |
CANCEL | Annul the previously transmitted clearance ( from ground) |
CHECK | Examine a system or procedure (not to be used in any other context no answer is normally expected) |
CLEARED | Authorised to proceed under the conditions specified |
CONFIRM | I request verification of: (clearance, instruction, action, information) |
CONTACT | Establish communications with |
CORRECT | That is true or Correct |
CORRECTION | An error was made in the last transmission -this is the correct message |
DISREGARD | Ignore |
GO AHEAD | Proceed with your message |
HOW DO YOU READ | What is my readability (ref section on readability) |
I SAY AGAIN | I repeat for clarity |
MAINTAIN | Continue in accordance with the condition(s) specified, or in its literal sense, eg. Maintain VFR |
MONITOR | Listen out on (frequency) |
NEGATIVE | No or Permission is not granted or That is not correct or Not capable |
OVER | My transmission is ended and I expect a response from you (not normally used in VHF communication) |
OUT | My transmission is ended and I expect no response from you (not normally used in VHF communication) |
READ BACK | Repeat all, or the specified part, of this message back to me exactly as received |
RECLEARED | A change has been made to your last clearance and this new clearance supersedes your previous clearance or part thereof |
REPORT | Pass me the following information |
REQUEST | I should like to know or wish to obtain |
ROGER | I have received all of your last transmission (under NO circumstances to be used in reply to a question requiring READBACK or a direct answer in the affirmative or negative) |
SAY AGAIN | Repeat all or part of last transmission |
SPEAK SLOWER | Slow down your speech |
STANDBY | Wait for my call |
UNABLE | I cannot comply with your request, instruction or clearance (normally followed by a reason) |
WILCO | I understand your instruction and will comply |
WORDS TWICE | (a) as a request Communication is difficult. Please send every word or group of words twice (b) as information Since communication is difficult every word group of words in this message will be sent twice |
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2.6.8 Demonstrate proficiency in transponder terminology and descr
2.6.8 Demonstrate proficiency in transponder terminology and describe the actions and responses expected from a pilot, following ATC transponder instructions.
Transponder Terminology
The following phrases together with their meanings are instructions which may be given by controllers to pilots regarding the operation of SSR transponders.
Phrase | Meaning |
SQUAWK (code) | Set code as instructed |
CONFIRM SQUAWK (code) | Confirm the code set on the transponder |
RESET SQUAWK (mode)(code) | Reselect assigned mode and code |
SQUAWK (code) IDENT | Operate the special position identification feature * (The ONLY TIME you are required to push the Indent Button) |
SQUAWK NORMAL | Return to normal transponder operation |
STOP SQUAWK | Terminate transponder operation (select the standby feature) |
SQUAWK MAYDAY | Operate on code 7700 |
SQUAWK STANDBY | Suspend transponder operation (Select the standby feature) |
SQUAWK CHARLIE | Select pressure altitude feature (mode C: ALT) |
CHECK ALTIMETER | SETTING AND CONFIRM (level) Check altimeter pressure setting and confirm present level (to nearest 100ft) |
STOP SQUAWK CHARLIE | Select mode A or ON |
WRONG INDICATION | Deselect pressure altitude feature because of faulty operation Confirm (level) check and confirm present level (to nearest 100ft |
*The IDENT causes your aircraft symbol on the radar screen to flash so
that the controller can readily identify your aircraft.
2.8.8 Describe the management of the ELT following a forced landing
2.8.8 Describe the management of the ELT following a forced landing.
ELT management in forced landing
In an emergency it is vital to;
– Ensure the ELT is ON, turn on as soon as possible when emergency situation arises, the higher you are the better range of emergency signal
– Leave it ON until rescued
– Take the ELT with you if you leave your aircraft.
– Leave it ON until rescued
– Take the ELT with you if you leave your aircraft.
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2.16.8 Detail the speechless technique using unmodulated transmissi
2.16.8 Detail the speechless technique using unmodulated transmissions.
Speechless technique
If your microphone stops working and ATC suspects an issue they will ask you to activate your transmit button three times, they will then ask you questions that require yes or no answers.
Answer |
Action |
YES or AFFIRMATIVE | activate button once |
NO | activate button twice |
SAY AGAIN | activate button three times |
AT NOMINATED POSITION | activate button four times |
2.14.8 Describe the procedure involved in terminating emergency com
2.14.8 Describe the procedure involved in terminating emergency communications.
Terminating a Distress Communication
When the Pilot in Command of the distressed aircraft considers the emergency to be no longer present a message must be transmitted to the station controlling the distress traffic – cancelling the distress
The controlling station will then transmit a message including the words “DISTRESS TRAFFIC ENDED“
The transponder code 7700 should be changed to a code as advised by ATC or as required
The ELT switch should be returned to ARM
VFR Departures Uncontrolled
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RANGIORA TRAFFIC XYZ TAXIING FOR RUNWAY 07 | |
RANGIORA TRAFFIC XYZ LINING UP RUNWAY 07 | |
RANGIORA TRAFFIC XYZ ROLLING RUNWAY 07 DEPARTING TO THE NORTH |
3. Current Location
Current Location….
- Location on the airport
- At a Visual Report point
- Bearing from a Visual Report point and Altitude
- Aero Club
- Light Aircraft Park(Vol4)
- Downwind 36 / 18
(c) Transmission of numerals;
Message | Say |
1 | WUN |
2 | TOO |
3 | TREE |
4 | FOW-er |
5 | FIFE |
6 | SIX |
7 | SEV-en |
8 | AIT |
9 | NIN-er |
0 | ZE-ro |
DECIMAL | DAY-see-mal |
THOUSAND | TOU-sand |
HUNDRED | HUN-dred |