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If you were awaiting a plane to land, you could just leave the plane queuing, but if you are ready to have him on the runway tell him to get into position on the runway. Remember, it is your job to get aircraft onto and off the runways as quickly as possible, so that planes can land and take-off quickly: | If you were awaiting a plane to land, you could just leave the plane queuing, but if you are ready to have him on the runway tell him to get into position on the runway. Remember, it is your job to get aircraft onto and off the runways as quickly as possible, so that planes can land and take-off quickly: | ||
'''You: B-ELIO, | '''You: B-ELIO, runway 9, line up and wait.'''<br> | ||
'''B-ELIO: | '''B-ELIO: Runway 9, line up and wait, B-ELIO.''' | ||
One thing to note, | One thing to note, the phrase 'position and hold' is no longer used, since the FAA adopted the ICAO standard "line up and wait" (since September 30, 2010). | ||
You may also use a conditional clearance, to make your job easier: | |||
'''You: B-ELIO, runway 9, line up and wait [after the arriving B747 / following the departing B757]''' | |||
'''You: B-ELIO, winds calm/110@15, runway 9, cleared | The plane may give a call back when he's ready like 'ready for departure' or 'on the numbers'. If not, just wait until his icon stops moving and give him his takeoff clearance: | ||
'''B-ELIO: Cleared | |||
'''You: B-ELIO, winds calm/110@15, runway 9, cleared for takeoff'''<br> | |||
'''B-ELIO: Cleared for takeoff.''' | |||
The plane will commence his take-off roll, and - as soon as he is airborne - you want to get rid of him and get onto your next plane. You initiate the hand-off to approach, and handoff as soon as (s)he accepts. So now, onto approaches dealings... | The plane will commence his take-off roll, and - as soon as he is airborne - you want to get rid of him and get onto your next plane. You initiate the hand-off to approach, and handoff as soon as (s)he accepts. So now, onto approaches dealings... |
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