Coming in loud and clear.
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Coming in loud and clear.
Overheard today on a German radar frequency:
"Reach 123, you're identified, coming in loud and clear"
The phrase "coming in loud and clear" caught my attention, when the controller used it for every inital call.
I'm wondering now if this is some kind of "old-school-ATC-Phraseology" or just a part of the controller's own style?
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"Reach 123, you're identified, coming in loud and clear"
The phrase "coming in loud and clear" caught my attention, when the controller used it for every inital call.
I'm wondering now if this is some kind of "old-school-ATC-Phraseology" or just a part of the controller's own style?
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what's the difference assuming you speak English?
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DX Wombat, you perfectly illustrated that if someone has poor command of English, standard phraseology may not be understood as well . So does it really matter, real problem is such guys should never fly. And as Reach was most probably English speaking crew, let's not loose our hair here.
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Standard phraseology is there, criss, for many reasons, one of which is so pilots who have a less than perfect command of English don't get caught up in colloquialisms of local units. There are things I could say to a Northern Irish born pilot that my English colleagues would not understand straight away, but just because the pilot would understand, doesn't make it right for me to say them.
Pilots and ATCOs should know better.
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Pilots and ATCOs should know better.
HD -
SN,
Unit Competency Examiner & Keeper of the Singing Aardvarks,
Brizzel