Non-Towered Airport and Back*
Most communications are easy. When you initiate a communication, say 1) Who you are (N632CA); 2) What you are (Cessna 172/alpha); Where you are (Over Salinas with information Oscar); and, What you want (Landing in Monterey).
I. Leaving
a. Pilot -
b. Ground – Cessna 1658Foxtrot. Depart runway 27 right, remain at or below 2000, squawk 0342.
c. Pilot – 27 right, at or below 2000, squawk 0342.
d. Pilot at runway 27R after run up and change to tower frequency -
e. Tower – 58Foxtrot. Hold at 27 right.
f. Pilot – Hold at 27 right. 58Foxtrot.
g. Tower – 58Foxtrot. Cleared to depart 27 right. Turn beyond runway 33 and avoid
h. Pilot – Cleared for 27 right. Up the Nimitz at or below 2000.
i. Tower with Pilot one mile out – 58Foxtrot. Say altitude.
j. Pilot – 800 and climbing. 58Foxtrot.
k. Tower with Pilot about 4 miles out – 58Foxtrot. Contact NorCal Approach 120.9er
l. Pilot – Contact NorCal 120.9er
m. Pilot after changing frequency – NorCal. This is 1658Foxtrot, 2000 [feet].
n. NorCal – Ok to proceed with normal VFR navigation.
o. Pilot – Proceed with VFR navigation. 58Foxtrot.
p. NorCal, once Pilot is outside congested area – 58Foxtrot. Radar services terminated. Squawk VFR.
q. Pilot – Squawk VFR. Thanks. 58Foxtrot.
a. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F 10 miles southwest 4000 descending to over fly Rio Vista, requesting airport advisory.
b. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F overhead 2000
c. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F outbound to the North Rio Vista.
d. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F inbound 2 miles north, descending to TPA for a right 45 approach runway 25 Rio Vista.
e. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F entering right 45 runway 25
f. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F entering right downwind runway 25
g. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F entering right base runway 25
h. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F entering final runway 25
i. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F off runway 25
j. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F taxiing to runway 25
k. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F on runway 25 departing
l. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F upwind runway 25: i) making straight out departure west (go to III) … or ii) making right closed traffic.
m. Rio Vista Traffic, this is Cessna 58F entering right cross wind Rio Vista (go to I.f.).
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III. Returning to
a. Pilot after tuning NorCal frequency – NorCal Approach. This is 1658Foxtrot, a Cessna 172 slash alpha, 10 miles north at 4000, landing at
b. NorCal – Cessna 1658Foxtrot. Approach over the
c. Pilot – At or above 2500 over the
d. NorCal with pilot about 5 miles out from
e. Pilot –
f. Pilot after changing frequency –
g.
h. Pilot – Cleared to land 27 right. 58Foxtrot.
i. Pilot after landing, clearing runway and changing frequency – Oakland Ground. This is 1658Foxtrot, off of 27 right at Echo, request taxi to Kaiser Air.
j.
k. Pilot – Taxi to Kaiser Air. Thanks, 58Foxtrot.
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