091 VFR COMMUNICATION

091 VFR COMMUNICATION

About this course

Course Information

Welcome to the VFR radio communications course. In this course you will be familiarized with the terminology used in air radio communications. Phraseology in this course will be given in examples. The examples used may state only one option of the following ambiguous statements: ‘left’ or ‘right’, ‘ascend’ or ‘descend’, ‘to’ or ‘from’, ‘magnetic’ or ‘true’, ‘inbound’ or ‘outbound’, etc. It should be understood that the either instruction may be given by ATC. As well, some instructions can have many variables i.e. rain, blowing snow, etc. The example will have one word used and the other variables will be listed as appropriate. The callsigns have been removed from the examples in order to reduce redundancy in the course. Courses are constantly monitored and updated when major changes in authority documentation is released.

Course Information

Course
091 VFR COMMUNICATION
Exam
Not included
Course Duration
0:55:56
Slides
66
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Content of the Course

COURSE START
VFR COMMUNICATIONS
SECTION 1 / DEFINITIONS
AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES ABBREVIATIONS
Q-Code Groups Commonly Used In Rtf Air-Ground Communications
EMERGENCY EQUIPMENT AND EVACUATION DEVICES
SECTION 2 GENERAL OPERATING PROCEDURES / TRANSMISSION OF LETTERS
Transmission Of Numbers (Including Level Information)
Transmission Of Time
Transmission Technique
STANDARD WORDS AND PHRASES (RELEVANT RTF PHRASEOLOGY INCLUDED)
Establishment Of Communications
Aerodrome Procedures
Taxi Procedures
Taxi Clearances
Takeoff Procedures
Conditional Clearances
Other Conditional Clearances
Vfr Departure
Vfr Arrival
Aerodrome Circuit
Visual Inspection / Low Approach
Touch / Go
Go Around
Post Flight
RADIOTELEPHONY CALL SIGNS FOR AERONAUTICAL STATIONS INCLUDING USE OF ABBREVIATED CALL SIGNS / CALL SIGNS
RADIOTELEPHONY CALL SIGNS FOR AIRCRAFT INCLUDING USE OF ABBREVIATED CALL SIGNS
TRANSFER OF COMMUNICATION
TEST PROCEDURES INCLUDING READABILITY SCALE
READ BACK AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT REQUIREMENTS
RADAR PROCEDURAL PHRASEOLOGY
Radar Identification
Radar Vectoring
Radar Heading
Ssr
Traffic Avoidance
SECTION 3 RELEVANT WEATHER INFORMATION TERMS (VFR) / AERODROME WEATHER
WEATHER BROADCAST
Atis
Volmet
Sigmet
Airmet
SECTION 4 / ACTION REQUIRED TO BE TAKEN IN CASE OF COMMUNICATION FAILURE
Air To Ground
SECTION 5 / DISTRESS AND URGENCY PROCEDURES
SECTION 6 / GENERAL PRINCIPLES OF VHF PROPAGATION AND ATION OF FREQUENCIES
Vhf Allocation
Propagation
Ground Reflections
Hf Communication
Elt
Radio Interference
SUMMARY
COURSE END