Aerodrome Phraseology

Question 1

What shoud pilots be especially wary about when flying to unattended aerodromes?

Answer 1

Non-radio traffic.

Question 2

What is a requirement for conditional clearances to be issued?

Answer 2

The clearance condition must be visible to all the parties involved.

Question 3

If making a straight-in approach, when should the calls long final and final be transmitted?

Answer 3

• Long final:* when 8 nm from threshold.
• Final:* when 4 nm from threshold.

Question 4

In which situations only can a pilot use the words takeoff and cleared?

Answer 4

• Takeoff**:* only in relation to the takeoff clearance.
• Cleared:* only in relation to a given clearance.

Question 5

Can FIS officers issue instructions to aircraft?

Answer 5

Only on the ground. Runways excluded.

Question 6

Give the form of the conditional clearance readback.

Answer 6

❅ clerance condition

❅ instruction

❅ clarance condition

❅ callsign

Question 7

What should the pilot transmit in case of aborting the takeoff roll?

Answer 7

Stopping.

Question 8

When does a pilot need to request departure information?

Answer 8

When there is no ATIS.

Question 9

Give the elements of the aerodrome traffic circuit.

Answer 9

❅ upwind

❅ crosswind

❅ downwind

❅ base

❅ final

Question 10

What does the word recleared mean?

Answer 10

The previous clearance has been modified.