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Aviation Communication Procedures

The document outlines the communication protocols between pilots and air traffic controllers during various phases of flight operations, including delivery, startup, ground, departure, radar, approach, arrival, and tower communications. It provides a structured format for pilots to communicate their callsigns, destinations, positions, and altitude requests, while controllers respond with clearances and instructions. The document emphasizes the importance of using specific phraseology for clarity and safety in aviation communication.

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Aviation Communication Procedures

The document outlines the communication protocols between pilots and air traffic controllers during various phases of flight operations, including delivery, startup, ground, departure, radar, approach, arrival, and tower communications. It provides a structured format for pilots to communicate their callsigns, destinations, positions, and altitude requests, while controllers respond with clearances and instructions. The document emphasizes the importance of using specific phraseology for clarity and safety in aviation communication.

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Jirka Zogata
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ATC-Comm * c/s = callsign


Aviation Communication
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PILOT:

DELIVERY STARTUP GROUND DEPARTURE RADAR APPROACH ARRIVAL TOWER

[Airport] Delivery [Airport] Startup [Airport] Ground [Airport] Departure Amsterdam Radar [Airport] Approach [Airport] -ARR [Airport] -TWR
Callsign Callsign Callsign Callsign Callsign Callsign Callsign Callsign
Destination Position Position Altitude Altitude Altitude Altitude Established
Req. en-route clearance ATIS Req. Push- Back SID or Heading Heading Inbound [SPL]/ Heading/ Heading / ILS [RWY]
Request Start-up Speed Speed
ATIS

CONTROLLER:

[AIC123] [AIC123] [AIC123] [AIC123]* [KLM501]


Cleared to [Mumbai] Startup approved Schiphol Ground [Rekken 2A Arrival]* Direction
[Arnhem 2E] Departure Information [E] correct Push- back approved Altitude * Altitude
Runway [18L] Runway [18R]* [ILS approach rwy 18R]
Squawk [2156] ATIS
* Arrival phraseology

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