| Say Again, Please: Guide to Radio Communications |  | Author: Bob Gardner
Publisher: Aviation Supplies & Academics
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Dimensions (in): 9 x 7.1 x 0.4
ISBN: 1560272244
Dewey Decimal Number: 629.13251
EAN: 9781560272243
ASIN: 1560272244
Publication Date: August 1995
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Say Again, Please provides a clear, conversational approach to one of the most important aspects of every flight: radio communications. The text features examples of typical transmissions that explain how the air traffic control system works, and presents a simulated flight to demonstrate the correct procedures for communicating in each class of airspace. This hands-on book covers: the ABCs of communication, understanding radio equipment, communication etiquette and rules, VFR, IFR and emergency radio procedures, ATC facilities and their functions, and a review of airspace definitions.
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 Excellent service from Amazon; A MUST book for pilots July 2, 2010
Pilot Maria
Thanks Amazon for a very very fast delivery of my books. Sincerely appreciate that because I need them for my class.
The book is great and would even be better if there'll be more exercises; i.e., ATC/pilot exchanges.
A must-have book for student pilots.
Thank you!
 Pretty good, not awesome August 13, 2009
Lycurgus (Oklahoma)
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
This is a good book to read if you're a student pilot and need to become more comfortable with ATC communications. It served that purpose for me and was worth the money.
The do's and don't's of aviation radio communications June 29, 2009
Donald L. Cline (Mesa, Arizona)
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I am a ham radio operator and quite comfortable talking on the radio, yet I found this book to be a valuable resource in how to properly communicate with the tower and air traffic control. I would expect it to be that much more valuable to someone who is not familiar with radio procedures or to whom the prospect of keying a microphone and talking to someone is scary. It covers all the way from your first communication with Ground and then the Tower, to Flight Watch, Flight Service Stations, Class G through Class A airspace, and how to announce your intentions at an airport not serviced by a control tower -- and even airports serviced by a control tower at a different airport. I recommend this book to anyone considering flight training.
A Great Resource! June 15, 2009
Andrew Kinzler (Madison, WI USA)
I am an aviation enthusiast with minimal flight communication training. This book is written using plain english to explain pilot to ATC communications. The maps, diagrams and illustrations are incredibly helpful as well.
Concise airplane communications November 2, 2008
Jennifer
3 out of 3 found this review helpful
I am a new pilot, and this book is amazing. It clearly explains all aspects of talking on the radio, from untowered airports, to complex Class B hubs, and everything in between. I recently read chapter 10 on the flight service station system and used that to great effect on my solo cross country flights. It boosts confidence and explains all the ins and outs from the pilot's view and more inportantly, gives insight to what the Controllers are dealing with. This is an exceptional book, highly recommended for all types of pilots.
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