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These notes are designed to be used by ab-initio Air Traffic
Controllers in their early training stages.
The layout of fundamental
phraseologies is the main objective of this manual and good knowledge of the
English language on behalf of the trainees is considered a given. However, Greek
language is also used in many parts of this site for the Greek reader’s convenience.
A glossary
of often-used terms is included followed by
abbreviations most used on frequency and airline callsigns.
It is not possible to cover all circumstances in Air
Traffic Control. If involved in a situation not described here the rule is to be
clear, pertinent and understandable. Emotional outbursts are not acceptable over
the frequency and excessive courtesy should be avoided.
Use of English is highly
recommended at all times so all involved parties can understand what is said and
have a clear picture of the traffic.
Under no circumstances, this manual aims to replace official
documents (AIP Greece, Doc 4444, Annex 10, volume II etc)
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