FRTOL question
Hi
I'm not far away from taking my FRTOL practical exam having now passed all my other exams. I was reading through Trevor Thom for a spot of revision, particularly using the correct phrasiology for crossing an airway. In the exam I used the confuser which states the correct order as:
"call-sign, type, position, heading, level, flight conditions together with the position, level and estimated time of crossing". This question also came up in the real RT exam and was the same as the confuser which I got correct.
However the Thom book states to use the following when crossing an airway:
"call-sign, type, departure point, destination, position, level, together with the position, level and estimated time of crossing".
I just want to make sure that I get things in the right order and more importantly use the correct phrasiology! Would it really matter all that much in the practical exam using one or another?
Thanks for any help!