Pilot-Controller Communications (OGHFA BN)

Pilot-Controller Communications (OGHFA BN)

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1 Introduction

Until controller-pilot data link communication (CPDLC) comes into widespread use, air traffic control (ATC) will depend upon voice communications that are affected by various factors.

Aircraft operators and air traffic management (ATM) providers, like pilots and controllers, are close partners in terms of “productivity” for enhancing the airport and airspace flow capacity; operators and ATM should also be close partners in terms of “safety” or risk management.

Communication between controllers and pilots can be improved by the mutual understanding of each other’s operating environment.

This briefing note provides an overview of various factors that may affect pilot-controller communications. It may be used to develop a company awareness program for enhancing pilot-controller communications.

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