Jan_W
April 15, 2020, 1:34pm
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Hi there,
I have to do traffic patterns with ATC for an exam. What do I have to say about the ATC. Do I have to give him position information or does he tell me when I have to do something?
KaiM
April 15, 2020, 1:37pm
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Just fly normal patterns :)
This is a good read.
A pattern can be flown in different ways. First of all, you will be cleared to fly a left or right hand pattern. This is straightforward: if you are cleared to make a left hand pattern all your turns will be to the left and if you are cleared to fly a right hand pattern all your turns will be to the right. To inform the tower that you want to remain in the pattern you will communicate when you request take off: “callsign XXX ready for take off runway XX, remaining in the pattern”
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It’s pretty ancient, but that doesn’t stop it from being helpful.
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i report my position when i am abeam the numbers and have not heard from ATC. That way they know to keep an eye out
KaiM
April 15, 2020, 9:38pm
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Also report your position when you are doing a full stop so the controller knows. But only once.
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