Radio Telephony Chapter 5 Other Information

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Where have mandatory broadcast zones been established?

Around some uncontrolled aerodromes where traffic density is often too high

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When entering an MBZ what should be included in the report?

Callsign, position, altitude, and intentions

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When joining the circuit in an MBZ what should be included in the report?

Callsign, position, altitude, and intentions

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Before entering the runway for takeoff in an MBZ what should be included in the report?

Callsign, runway to be used, pilot’s intentions within the MBZ after takeoff

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At the specific time intervals for the MBZ, what should the pilot’s report include?

Callsign, position, altitude, intentions

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Even if the aerodrome’s chart indicates the use of a UNICOM service, what prefix do you use when making calls?

Traffic

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In busy MBZ spaces, what should calls be like?

Brief, while still including the callsign, position, altitude, and direction

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What is a UNICOM service and what does it stand for?

UNICOM stands for Universal Communication, and is essentially a base radio staffed by local qualified persons

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What does AWIB stand for?

Aerodrome and Weather Information Broadcast

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What can you ask for when UNICOM is on duty?

You can ask for information such as surface wind, location of other known aircraft, and similar items

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What can’t UNICOM do?

Give a pilot instructions, direct an aircraft, or specify a runway to use

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What is an AFRU, or a “beep-back” unit?

An Aerodrome Frequency Response Unit

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What is the purpose of an AFRU?

Provides confirmation to pilots that they’re on the correct UNICOM frequency and that the radio is performing properly

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What does an AFRU do?

Transmits the aerodrome callsign and frequency when there have been no transmissions in a specified time period

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If there have been transmissions of longer than three seconds, what will an AFRU do?

The transmission will be followed by a single “beep”

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What is an AWIB?

A service that provides pre-recorded information on runway in use, wind velocity, other meteorological details, and operational information

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What can a UNICOM service include?

Basic weather information, AWIB, current aerodrome information, a base radio service, a telephone service during published hours

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Are there different methods to obtain AWIB information?

Yes

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How are Common Frequency Zones similar to Mandatory Broadcast Zones?

An aircraft’s position, altitude, intentions, and any other appropriate information should be broadcasted when required

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What is the difference between a MBZ and a CFZ?

In a CFZ the requirements associated with the zone aren’t mandatory

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Can NORDO aircraft operate in CFZs and MBZs?

Yes in CFZs, no in MBZs

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What is aircraft to aircraft frequency referred to as, and what is it?

It’s referred to as a “chat frequency” and is a dedicated frequency provided for communications between pilots

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What is the current chat frequency in NZ?

128.95 MHz

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When there are two parallel runways with the same designator, what must be used to differentiate them?

The word ‘seal’ or ‘grass’

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What is the exception for the parallel runway designation rule?

When an aircraft isn’t capable of operating safely off a grass runway, the designator can be dropped