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=== Preface === | |||
Typically, you should tune the ATC-station frequency and make a request. You | '''Typically''', you should tune the ATC-station frequency and make a request by pressing '''<''' key. You may hear something like:<br /> | ||
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* ''"Charlie X-ray Bravo Echo X-ray , this is Montevideo Carrasco International tower. QNH 1024 or 30 point 24 inches. Join left pattern Runway 1 9 and report."'' | |||
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So, you enter in the base leg and press '''<''' again: | |||
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* ''"Charlie X-ray Bravo Echo X-ray , Wind 1 5 0 degrees, 3 knots. Runway 1 9 cleared to land."'' | |||
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After landing and while you are braking, you press '''<''' once more: | |||
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* ''"Charlie X-ray Bravo Echo X-ray , Exit Runway at first taxiway and contact Ground 121 point 82."'' | |||
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That is only an example of standard '''VFR Phraseology''' that you can expect from '''Spoken ATC'''.<br /> | |||