Small air law Q
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Small air law Q
I would be most grateful for any help with the correct answer to the following.
Thank you in advance for your help.
1. The phraseology "Squawk low" in connection with the use of transponder equipment means
a) Stop squawk
b) Squawk stand by
c) Squawk mayday
d) Squawk ident
Thank you in advance for your help.
1. The phraseology "Squawk low" in connection with the use of transponder equipment means
a) Stop squawk
b) Squawk stand by
c) Squawk mayday
d) Squawk ident
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It is a shame that questions like this appear. After flying for 18 years, I've never heard of the expression. It's probably written down somewhere in small italic print, behind the third crapper door, Gents loos, forth floor, eastern end, Gatwick Towers. If ever asked, I'd have to ask for a repeat in plain english as I wouldn't know what to do.
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Thank you for the replies.
I was in the process of putting my own AL notes together (just for fun).
I have now decided to concentrate on producing a set of notes covering the outdated, spurious, rarely used, innacurate, misleading terms and Q's employed and deployed by aforementioned organisation beginning with 'J'.
Thanks again.
I was in the process of putting my own AL notes together (just for fun).
I have now decided to concentrate on producing a set of notes covering the outdated, spurious, rarely used, innacurate, misleading terms and Q's employed and deployed by aforementioned organisation beginning with 'J'.
Thanks again.
