Aviation Radiotelephony

Aviation Radio Telephony

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A Unique Simulator designed to help you practice radiotelephony. Use realistic airway maps, flight plans, navigation cards, frequencies, active instrument panels and basic flight deck radio controls. When ready, test yourself with different scenarios to become 100% proficient in radiotelephony. All of it in your own time, at your own pace, in the comfort of your home.

Course Curriculum

1. About This Course
2. Radiotelephony Simulator Login Credentials
1. Why Choose My Course On Radio Telephony
2. A Brief Description of the Organization of this Course
1. Why a Simulator is Crucial to learning Radiotelephony
2. Radiotelephony Simulator Login
3. Radiotelephony Simulator Installing Required Voices
4. How To Use The Radiotelephony Simulator
5. The Radiotelephony Simulator Interface (It may evolve over time)
6. Voices Selection Option (Upgrade To Simulator Interface)
7. Recording Your Radio Calls
1. My Three Tiered Structure To Excel at Radiotelephony
1. The Need For Radio Telephony in Aviation
2. The Need For a Radio Telephony License
3. Proficiency to be acheived and demonstrated in Order to Obtain a License in Radio Telephony
4. Why Studying For Radio Telephony Is Different From Other Subejcts
5. Aviation Radio Telephony Course Content
6. Essential Skill Sets For Excelling in Aviation Radiotelephony
7. Recommended Background Knowledge For This Course
8. Sources Of Radio Telephony Regulatory Information
1. How Air Traffic Control Works
2. Understanding ATC
3. Air Traffic Control From Start To Finish
4. Real Tower Communications
5. ATC Communications Explained
6. Standard Instrument Departures
7. Getting Familiar With Air Traffic Radiotelephony and Phraseology
1. Air Traffic Control (Overview)(IMPORTANT)
2. Air Traffic Management
3. Air Traffic Services
4. Air Traffic Control Service
5. Advisory Service
6. Flight Information Service
7. Alerting Service
8. Understanding Airspaces
9. Understanding Classification Of Airspaces
10. Air Traffic Control InfoGraphic
11. Controlled Airspaces
12. Visualizing Airspaces 3D View
13. Interactive 3D View Of Airspaces (Pan/Zoom/Rotate)
14. VISUAL / INTRUMENT FLIGHT RULES
15. VFR / IFR Flight Levels
16. Transfer of Control Within Indian Airspace (FIRs, TMAs, CTAs)
1. The Communication Loop
2. The essential Need For Read Back / Feed Back
3. Essentials Of Good Communication
4. The English Language As A Medium For Radio Communication
5. 'Falling Back' To Plain English For Radio Communication
6. Differences Between 'Normal' Communication And Radio Communication (Non Face To Face Verbal Communication)
7. The Pilot-ATC Controller Relationship
8. A Communication Wordle
9. Use Of English Langauge And Radiotelephony (YouTube Video)
1. Introduction
2. Barriers In Radio Communication (Break Down In Communication)
3. Loss Of Communication
4. Read-Back / Hear-Back Errors
5. Ensuring Unambiguous Communication
6. Communication Breakdown (Runway Incursions)
1. Introduction
2. Shorthand Notation For Clearances and Instructions
1. How To Get Radiotelephony Right
2. Transmitting Technique
3. General
4. Definitions
5. Commonly Used Abbreviations
6. QUIZ : TRANSMITTING TECHNIQUE
7. Transmission of Alphabets : The Phonetic Alphabet and Morse Code
8. QUIZ : TRANSMISSION OF LETTERS
9. Transmission of Numbers
10. QUIZ : TRANSMISSION OF NUMBERS
11. Transmission of Numbers in Aircraft Callsigns, Flight Levels, Headings, Wind Speed, Transponder Codes, Runway and Altimeter Settings
12. Transmission Of Numbers in Frequencies
13. Transmission of Time
14. QUIZ : TRANSMITTING TIME
15. Standard Words And Phrases (VERY IMPORTANT) USED IN EVERY RADIO CALL
16. QUIZ : STANDARD WORDS AND PHRASES
17. Callsigns of Aeronautical Stations
18. Callsigns of Aircraft
19. Categories Of Messages And Message Priority
20. Q-Codes
21. QUIZ : ABBREVIATIONS
22. QUIZ : ABBREVIATIONS SPOKEN AS WORDS
23. QUIZ : ATIS INFORMATION
24. QUIZ : CALL SIGNS
25. QUIZ : MESSAGES
1. Basic Structure Of a Radiotelephony Message-1
2. Elements of a Radio Communication
3. Basic Structure Of a Radiotelephony Message-2
4. Establishment, Reply / Continuation, Transfer of Communication Including Stand By & Monitor
5. Repeating And / Or Correcting a Radio Communication
6. Uncertainity Of Identity
7. Addressing All Stations (Broadcast Radio Call)
8. Emphasis and Trasmission when Reception may Be Problematic
9. ATC Clearances
10. QUIZ : CLEARANCES
11. Readback of Clearances and Instructions
12. HF Network Operations
13. SELCAL Procedures
14. Communications Watch (Listening Watch) / Distress Frequencies
15. Special Transponder Codes (Squawk)
16. QUIZ : ELEMENTS OF RTF MESSAGE
17. QUIZ : INTERPRETATION OF WORDS
18. QUIZ : READ BACK
19. QUIZ : SELCAL
1. The Need For Radiotelephony Phraseology
2. Radiotelephony Phraseology Resource List
3. ICAO Radiotelephony Phraseology (Extract of Doc4444-Chapter 12)
4. Euro Control Phraseology Database
5. FAA Pilot / Controller Glossary (An excellent resource promote a common understanding of the terms used in the Air Traffic Control system.)
1. Introduction
2. Ground Operations (Before Take Off & After Landing)
3. Air Operations (Take Off Till Landing)
4. Example of Taxi Routing (For Departure and After Arrival)
5. Example of Airway Chart (India by AAI)
6. Airway Charts (Skyvector)
7. Example of a SID
8. Example of a STAR
9. Airfield Markings (Visual Aids Handbook)
1. Automatic Terminal Information Service (ATIS)
2. Airfield Information Provided (ATIS Not Available)
3. Test Transmission (Radio Check)
4. QUIZ : TEST CALLS
5. Delivery Clearance
6. Push Back
7. Start Up
8. Taxi
9. Line Up & Take Off
10. Departure Instructions At Take Off
11. Cancelling Take Off
12. Circuit Flying
13. Landing
14. Go Around / Missed Approach
15. Runway Vacation
16. Standard Instrument Departures / Arrivals FAQ
17. Standard Instrument Departures / Arrivals
18. Position Report
19. Initial Call On Change Over
20. QUIZ : INITIAL CALLS
21. Level Reporting (Climbing / Descending) And Maintaining
22. Speed Control
23. TCAS Traffic Call
24. RVSM Related Calls
25. Identification
26. Vectoring
27. Transponder (Squawk) Related Calls
28. QUIZ : SQUAWK PROCEDURES
29. Traffic Information
30. QUIZ : CROSSING TRAFFIC
31. QUIZ : CLOCK CODE AND DISTANCE CALLS
32. ILS Approach (Vectoring and DME Arc)
33. Holding
34. Direction Finding
35. RNAV Phraseology (Reference Only)
36. QUIZ : DIRECTION FINDING
37. QUIZ : CLASS OF BEARING
38. Transfer Of Control / Frequency Change Over
39. Runway Surface Condition
40. VOLMET
41. QUIZ : DEFINITIONS
42. QUIZ : MISCELLANEOUS
43. QUIZ : POSITION REPORT
44. Airspace Classes : Radio Communication Requirements
45. QUIZ : RADIO COMMUNICATION REQUIREMENTS
46. QUIZ : RADIOTELEPHONY PROCEDURES
47. QUIZ : RNAV Operations
48. QUIZ : RVSM PHRASEOLOGY
49. QUIZ : SPEED RESTRICTIONS / CONTROL
50. QUIZ : SSR CODES
51. QUIZ : TCAS PHRASEOLOGY
52. Wrap Up Video ICAO Standardised Radiotelephony Phraseology
53. Phrasing Calls In English
1. Radiotelephony On a Flight From Delhi to Mumbai (Text and Audio)
1. Radio Calls Repository For Improving Your Listening and Note Taking Skills
1. Emergency or Abnormal Situations
2. Emergency Communications
3. General (Distress & Urgency) Communication Procedures
4. Fuel Emergencies
5. Distress Frequencies
6. QUIZ : DISTRESS AND URGENCY
1. Determination Of Radio Communication Failure
2. Procedure To Be Followed
3. General Radio Communication Failure Phraseology
4. Visual Signals
5. Interception Signals
6. QUIZ : COMMUNICATION FAILURE
7. Speechless Code
8. QUIZ : SPEECHLESS CODE
9. QUIZ : VISUAL SIGNALS
10. Visual Signs At An Airfield
11. Radio Communication Failure (RCF) (YouTube Video ICAO Procedure)
12. Radio Communication Failure Detail Discussion (YouTube Video)
1. Procedure To Be Followed
2. Weather Deviation Scenarios
3. Weather Deviation General Considerations
1. General Contingency Procedure
1. Loss Of Separation
2. Pilot Induced Loss Of Separation
3. Loss Of Separation Due To Weather Avoidance
1. Flight Deck Radio Control Panels
2. SELCAL Controls
3. Example Aircraft Radio Control Panel (External YouTube Video )(GMA430)
1. Say It Right (Good AOPA Video On Radio Communications)
1. RTR(A) EXAM BY WPC 2023 (SCHEDULE)
2. Introduction
3. Understanding the Format of the Practical Test By WPC (The Charts-1)
4. Understanding the Format of the Practical Test By WPC (The Charts-2)
5. Understanding the Format of the Practical Test By WPC (The Charts-3)
6. Understanding the Test Questions and Building the Route Plot From The Chart (Arranging Questions)
7. Understanding the Test Questions and Building the Route Plot From The Chart (Adding ETAs)
8. Understanding the Test Questions and Building the Route Plot From The Chart (Adding Callsigns and Frequencies)
9. Example-1 CTR / TMA Planning Frequency Change
10. Example-2 CTR / TMA Planning Frequency Change
11. Conduct Of the Practical Test
12. Conduct of the Oral Test (Syllabus)
13. Conduct of the Oral Test
14. SAMPLE ATS ROUTE CHARTS FOR WPC EXAM
15. List Of Airports in India (IATA/ICAO)
16. List Of Airlines in India (Aircraft IATA Identification and Callsigns)
17. Summary, Taking The WPC RTR(A) Test
1. Prep Quiz 1 , 49 Questions, 1 Hour
2. Prep Quiz 2 , 46 Questions, 50 mins
3. Prep Quiz 3, 48 Questions, 1 Hour
4. Prep Quiz 4 , 45 Questions, 50 mins
5. Prep Quiz 5, 48 Questions, 1 Hour
6. Prep Quiz 6 , 48 Questions, 1 Hour
7. Prep Quiz 7, 47 Questions, 1 Hour
8. Prep Quiz 8, 47 Questions, 1 Hour
9. Prep Quiz 9, 47 Questions, 1 Hour
10. Prep Quiz 10, 47 Questions, 1 Hour
1. Random Oral Test Questions-1 (Self Study)
1. Electronics (Includes Radio Transmitters and Receivers)

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Key Points Radiotelephony Simulator

Practice Radiotelephony in a Realistic Environment

Generate randomised flight plans complete with airway routing and navigation card generation. Thus adding a realistic route for you to fly. This will allow you to use names of places, refer to the routing, waypoints, navigation aids headings, tracks and most importantly correct ETAs, as you would in the real world.
Generate a set of frequencies, (also randomised) to force you to use different frequencies regularly, as this is what you will do in the real world. This includes VHF, HF, Transponder and SELCAL codes.
Show real-time animated flight parameters on a standard 6-Pack or EFIS display, as you would see in your aircraft. This allows you to refer to actual parameters in your responses to ATC calls. Without such a capability, you would be imagining these and you would not give realistic calls. After all not only are you practising for an exam, but also for the real world.
A large set of calls can be practised. The ATC calls are generated using human-like voices. This is as close as you can get to practicing with a real person opposite you. The spoken words are also shown in text form and your expected responses are also shown in text form as a prompt to help you learn rapidly. All these can be downloaded later as a text file for learning separately.
When you are finally ready, a huge database of randomised scenarios can be tested to see how well you are performing and see your improvement over time in your ability to handle emergent and varying emergent situations.