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= About this Document = | = About this Document = | ||
| − | This is a reference document to the [[Study_Guide: | + | This is a reference document to the [[Study_Guide:Ground]]. |
* The complete tutorial is the [[Study_Guide]]. | * The complete tutorial is the [[Study_Guide]]. | ||
* The overview for radio telephony is [[Study_Guide:Radio_Telephony]]. | * The overview for radio telephony is [[Study_Guide:Radio_Telephony]]. | ||
Revision as of 09:37, 7 September 2012
About this Document
This is a reference document to the Study_Guide:Ground.
- The complete tutorial is the Study_Guide.
- The overview for radio telephony is Study_Guide:Radio_Telephony.
- The previous reference document is Study_Guide:Radio_Telephony:DEL.
- The next reference document is Study_Guide:Radio_Telephony:TWR.
These pages are still at work. Comments, corrections and additions are welcome!
Contact and Handover are not referenced here any more: Every station handles it the same way - see the section Study_Guide:Radio_Telephony#Contact_-_messages_-_handover for details.
Startup
To get moving, the first request is to start the engines. GND grants this if there is no object behind and if pushback is less than some minutes away.
AUA251: Ground, Austrian 251, Gate 31, requesting startup GND: Austrian 251, startup approved
GND: Austrian 251, standby, expect startup in 2 minutes
GND: Austrian 251, standby, report back in 2 minutes
If you want to avoid excessive standing-around-on-the-apron-and-blocking-the-way (like in Innsbruck), then you can approve with:
GND: Austrian 251, startup approved, call for push with running engines.
Pushback
Standard push approval is mostly linked to startup (as usually aircraft start up while they are pushed). In some conditions, push can be specified:
GND: Austrian 251, start and push approved[, long push onto L] [,facing <direction: east/west/northeast...>].