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EOC429.01 - Explain Regulations And Operating Procedures For  Aviation Transmission And Licensing

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Importance

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TP. 1 Explain Prioirty, Privacy, and Control of Communication Pt. 1

​The Priority of messages by flight service stations are:

  • Emergency Communications

  • Flight Safety Communications

  • Scheduled Broadcasts

  • Unscheduled Broadcasts

  • Other Air-Ground Communications​

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TP. 1 Explain Prioirty, Privacy, and Control of Communication Pt. 2

Privacy

  • No shall reveal the contents or existence of communications transmitted, received, intercepted​ by radio stations.

  • Exceptions:

    • ​Addressee

    • Authorized Officials

    • Officers of the Court

  • Restrictions do not apply to:​

    • Distress

    • Urgency

    • Safety​

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TP. 1 Explain Prioirty, Privacy, and Control of Communication Pt. 3

Control Of Communication

  • Aircraft stations will comply with instructions by ground stations relating to:

    • The order and time of transmission

    • The choice of frequency

    • The duration and suspension of communication​

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Multiple Choice

What is the highest priority of message bt flight service stations

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Flight Safety Communications

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Emergency Communications

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Scheduled Broadcasts

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Unscheduled Broadcasts

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Open Ended

Who is one of the 4 exceptions to the privacy rule (or name all 4 if you want)

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

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TP. 2 Explain Time, and Transmission of Numbers Pt. 1.1

Time is usually referenced to one time zone.

  • Standard time zones are indicated as the following:

    • Newfoundland = N

    • Atlantic ​ = A

    • Eastern = E

    • Central = C

    • Mountain = M

    • Pacific = P​

    • Yukon = Y​

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TP. 2 Explain Time, and Transmission of Numbers Pt. 1.2

Examples of time referenced:

  • 12:45AM = 0045​

    7:40 AM = 0740

    12:00 PM = 1200

    1:35 PM = 1335

    4:07 PM (EST) = 1607 E

    9:50 PM (PST) = 2150 P

Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), is also known as ZULU Time, or Greenwich Mean Time (GMT). An example of UTC:

  • 0539 = ZERO FIFE TREE NINER ZULU ​

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TP. 2 Explain Time, and Transmission of Numbers Pt. 2.1

When referring to numbers, each digit is pronounced separately, except whole thousands. Whole thousands are pronounced by saying each digit in the thousands, followed by TOU-SAND. If there is a hundred, it is pronounced HUN-DRED. If there is a decimal, pronounce it like DAY-SEE-MAL

​For example:

8000 = AIT TOU SAND

150 = ​WUN FIFE ZERO

75 = SEVEN FIFE​

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Multiple Choice

What is the indicator for Coordinated Universal Time/ Greenwich Meantime

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U

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G

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Z

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E

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P

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Open Ended

How would you write that it is 7:25 PM in UTC?

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Fill in the Blanks

Type answer...

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TP. 3 Explain Operating Procedures Pt. 1.1

Call signs

Call signs are assigned for identification procedures. Transport Canada (TC) assigns calls signs and marks to aircrafts.​

Aeronautical call signs are pronounced phonetically. During initial context, the manufacturing's name type is included, followed by the 4 letters of the registration. In further communication the caller can abbreviate and use the last 3 letters.​

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TP. 3 Explain Operating Procedures Pt. 1.2

For example:

  • Cessna 172 GFLR = CESSNA WUN SEVEN TOO GOLF FOXTROT LIMA OSCAR, then FOXTROT LIMA ROMEO

    Ultralight IKKO = ULTRALIGHT INDIA KILO OSCAR then KILO KILO OSCAR 

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TP. 3 Explain Operating Procedures Pt. 2.1

Air Carriers

  • Companies use their name followed by the flight number ,or the last character of the aircraft registration.

​Civil Registration

  • Private aircraft use the manufacturing's name or the type of aircraft followed by the last 4 letters of registration. ​

Ground Stations

  • The name of the airport or its geographical location followed by a suitable word indication the function of station. ​

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TP. 3 Explain Operating Procedures Pt. 2.2

​​Examples

  • Area Control Centre = OTTAWA CENTRE

  • Flight Information Service Station = WINNIPEG INFORMATION

  • Surface Movement Control = TORONTO GROUND

  • Private Aeronautical Station = RADIO

  • Company Dispatch = DISPATCH

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Open Ended

What is the purpose of call signs?/ Why are they assigned?

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Open Ended

Who assign calls signs?

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Open Ended

How are ground station created/ made?

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Closing Statement

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