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Old March 13th 08, 09:43 PM posted to rec.aviation.piloting
Bob Fry
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Default ATC Phraseology

Perhaps the Citation guy simply thought it might be "one four";
hearing only "four" he thought he missed the first digit and wanted to
confirm. No big deal.

"LD" == Larry Dighera writes:


LD I heard the following exchange this morning: ABC-Tower:
LD "Citation-XXX, ABC-Tower."

LD Citation-XXX: "ABC-Tower, Citation-XXX; say current wind."

LD ABC-Tower: "Citation-XXX, ABC-Tower, wind 150 at 4."

LD Citation-XXX: "ABC-Tower, Citation-XXX; is that wind
LD *ZERO* 4?"

LD silence

LD Citation-XXX: "ABC-Tower, Citation-XXX; confirm wind
LD *ZERO* 4."

LD ABC-Tower: "Citation-XXX, ABC-Tower; that's affirmative."


LD Was the Citation pilot's pedantic request appropriate? Must
LD controllers prepend a "zero" to single-digit wind speeds?



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