3. ATSEP Basic Training: Communication

A routine broadcast of meteorological information for aircraft in flight, providing information for a group of aerodromes to alert pilots of changes in weather and forecast conditions.

Stations that act as starting or ending points for communication in air traffic services.

Stations that relay or retransmit communication in air traffic services, acting as intermediaries.

Two-way communications involve both sending and receiving messages, while one-way communications only transmit messages.

A procedure where the receiving station repeats a received message back to the transmitting station to confirm the message was received correctly.

Transmission from one station to another without two-way communication, relying on the assumption that the receiving station can hear the message.

Sending information not intended for a specific receiver, intended for a wider audience.

The requirement for safe communication includes defining the structure of communication domains, major substructures, and aeronautical communication services.

The purpose of ATIS and VOLMET is to provide pilots with essential information for safe flight.

A method of communication that uses light signals, providing immunity to electrical interference and allowing for lower-power transmitters.

Communication that involves transferring information through electromagnetic waves, which can be affected by diffraction, scattering, and reflection.

A type of communication that uses microwaves, which have a small wavelength, allowing for conveniently-sized antennas and directed beams.

Satellites that relay communication signals, used for various applications by both private and government organizations.

Satellites that remain in a fixed position relative to a point on Earth.

Satellites that orbit Earth at a lower altitude and can cover a wider range of locations.

A communication system that uses selective calling to alert an aircrew that a ground radio operator wishes to communicate with them.

A communication system that enables communication between controllers and pilots using data link, facilitating routine and frequent messages and requests.

CPDLC complements voice communication, reducing communication problems, errors, and misunderstandings caused by poor voice quality.

A specific type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication from one aircraft to another.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication from aircraft to ground stations and vice versa.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication from one ground station to another.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations communicate with pilots to provide them with essential information.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations provide aircraft with meteorological information during flight.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication for specific purposes.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication for specific purposes.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication from one station to another.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication from one station to another.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where ground stations relay or retransmit communication from one station to another.

A type of communication used in air traffic services, where communication is established between two pilots, but not with any ground stations.

The system used to communicate using a series of automated, standardized messages.