LESSON: Radio Procedures
STUDENT: __________________________ DATE: _____________________
OBJECTIVES: To develop the student’s understanding of aircraft radio equipment, operation, procedures and requirements, as well as GHSA’s Standard Operating Procedures
ELEMENTS:
- Basic radio operation (turning it on, off, switching frequencies)
- Aircraft radio terminology, procedures, and phraseology
- Aircraft radio contact requirements
- GHSA radio procedures (RUSTALL)
SCHEDULE:
- Basic radio operation (turning it on, off, switching frequencies) 5 min
- Aircraft radio terminology, procedures, and phraseology 10 min
- Aircraft radio contact requirements 10 min
- GHSA radio procedures (RUSTALL) 10 min
EQUIPMENT:
A/C radio instruction manual, FARs, Sectional chart, GHSA Standard Operating Procedures manual
INSTRUCTOR’S ACTIONS:
- Discuss lesson topic and objectives
- Familiarize student with GHSA radios
- Discuss how the proper radio frequencies are found and used
- Discuss radio services (Flight Watch, etc)
- Use of emergency frequency (121.5)
- Discuss and demonstrate proper aircraft radio phraseology per AIM 4-2
- Discuss GHSA procedures
- Resolve questions
STUDENT’S ACTIONS:
- Resolve questions as necesssary
- Demonstrate proper use of radio and understanding of proper radio procedures
COMPLETION STANDARDS:
Lesson is complete when the student can demonstrate he/she fully understands the proper use of the aircraft radio in general terms and, specifically, as they relate to GHSA operations.
Written Test for Radio Procedures
What are the radio requirements for Class G airspace?
1) Must have ATC clearance
2) Must establish 2 way radio communication with ATC
3) Plane to plane communication
4) No radio VFR requirements
What are the radio requirements for Class B airspace?
1) Must have ATC clearance.
2) Must establish 2 way radio communication with ATC
3) Plane to plane communication
4) No radio VFR requirements
What are the radio requirements for Class D airspace?
1) Must have ATC clearance
2) Must establish 2 way radio communication with ATC
3) Plane to plane communication
4) No radio VFR requirements
What are the radio requirements for Class A airspace?
1) Must have ATC clearance
2) Must establish 2 way radio communication with ATC
3) Plane to plane communication
4) No radio VFR requirements
What are the radio requirements for Class C airspace?
1) Must have ATC clearance
2) Must establish 2 way radio communication with ATC
3) Plane to plane communication
4) No radio VFR requirements
What are the radio requirements for Class E airspace?
1) Must have ATC clearance
2) Must establish 2 way radio communication with ATC
3) Plane to plane communication
4) No radio VFR requirements
What is the frequency used at GHSA?
1) 123.05
2) 123.5
3) 121.5
4) 122.0
You find yourself having to land at Westheimer Air Park. What is the CTAF (Common Traffic Advisory Frequency) at that airport?
1) 122.0
2) 118.65
3) 122.7
4) 122.9
What is the universal emergency frequency?
1) 121.5
2) 122.5
3) 123.00
4) 110.7
What is the frequency for Flight Watch?
1) 122.0
2) 121.5
3) 122.5
4) 121.9