IFR Calls
I've looked everywhere in the AIP and I can't seem to find a reference to what I am looking for. The call in regard to a IFR clearance call to ACD, referring to the IFG by the aviation theory centre.
Now in the examples it goes like this; Departing Class C.... 'Callsign request clearance' Departing Class C SID.... 'Callsign to destination request clearance' Departing Class D.... 'Callsign IFR for destination request clearance' Is there any reason for a slightly different call? Also if anyone from ATC is out there could you please explain why it is not a requirement to say the name of the SID on departure when in other countries it is? (yeah I know it states not to in the AIP but why). I have noticed a large amount of traffic going out of brissy that also give the SID on departure call. Cheerz |
You really need to get to know the AIP yourself. IFG's can be good but they seem to go out of fashion quite quickly.
It's the same call in class C or D refer: AIP GEN 5.14.2 Starting and Initial Clearance Issue When clearance delivery is in operation. a.* (flight number, if any) TO (aerodrome of first intended landing) REQUEST CLEARANCE if runway other than runway nominated is required. b.* REQUIRE RUNWAY (number) |
Thanks mate
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