What are the reference doc's for BRT? - -ICAO Annex 10
ICAO Doc 9432
ICAO Doc 4444
-Why was standard phraseology developed? How should it be? - -To provide efficient, clear, concise, and unambiguous communication
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What are the reference doc's for BRT? - -ICAO Annex 10
ICAO Doc 9432
ICAO Doc 4444
-Why was standard phraseology developed? How should it be? - -To provide efficient, clear, concise, and unambiguous communication
-When shall ICAO standardized phraseology be used? - -"In all situations for which it has been specified
-When shall plain language be used? - -Plain language shall only be used when standardized phraseology cannot serve an intended transmission"
-What are the different transmitting techniques? - -Paper flashcards
-General rule for transmitting? - -Think - Press - Talk
-How are numbers transmitted? - -Each digit pronounced seperately
-How is this transmitted?
15 minutes?
20 miles? - -one five minutes
two zero miles
-What are the ICAO exceptions for digits? - -whole HUNDREDS and THOUSANDS for: FT or METERS
- altitudes
- cloud height
- visibility
- RVR
-Altitude 10'500 ft? - -one zero thousand five hundred feet
-Cloud height 8'700 ft? - -eight thousand seven hundred feet
-Visibility 4'500 m? - -four thousand five hundred meters
-RVR 800 m? - -eight hundred meters
-What are the additional BRT exceptions in CH? - -FL (ending in 2 zero's)
Rate of climb / descent
SSR codes (ending in three zero's)
-FL300?
FL200?
FL100? - -flight level tree hundred..
-climb 2'400 ft/min or +
RoC, RoD - -Climb at two thousand four hundred feet per minute (or greater)
-squawk 2000 - -squawk two tousand
-Numbers for traffic info?
10, 11.. - -Use ten, eleven etc..
-When to use decimal? When use point? - -Decimal for numbers
Point only for Mach
-contact paris 132.380 - -One Tree two DECIMAL three eight zero
-M 0.88? - -Mach point 88
-Frequencies? How many numbers said? - -4 (when last two end in 00)
6
but NEVER five
-How do you transmit time? - -- Only give minutes
- include hour if possible confusion
- Each digit separately
- Time check, round to nearest half-minute
-1.4 miles? - -one decimal four miles
-Time check
06:23:36 - -two tree and a half
or avoid confusion
zero six two tree and a half
-What are the three ATS services? - -ATC
ALRS
FIS
-How are ground stations called? - -Name of location followed by unit or service available
-What are the station callsigns for ACC? - -- RADAR
- CONTROL (non radar)
-What are the station callsigns for Approach? - -ARRIVAL
DEPARTURE
APPROACH (non radar)
-What are the station callsigns for Tower? - -TOWER
GROUND
DELIVERY
APRON
-What is the station callsign for FIC? - -location + INFORMATION
-Military callsign for VFR into class C? (CH only) - -DELTA
-. - -Terminal?
-What is the station callsign for an aeronautical station? - -location + RADIO
-How can you say the a/c callsigns? (5) - -- Registration
- Manufacturor (or model) + registration
- Operator + last 4 digits reg
- Operator + flight ID
Coded c/s for military or state a/c
-Which callsigns can you NOT abbreviate? - -- operator + flight ID
- coded c/s Military or state
-Abbreviate HB-GCD - -H-CD
-Abbreviate G-POLDO - -G-LDO
-Abbreviation for registration with 5 characters? - -1st character + last 2
-Abbreviation for registration with 5 or more characters? - -1st character + last 3
-When can you abbreviate c/s? (3) - -- Only after satisfactory comm is established
- No confusion is likely to occur
- Only initiated by ATC
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