Annex 10 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation: Aeronautical Telecommunications, Volume II - Communication Procedures¶
International Civil Aviation Organization. (2016). Annex 10 to the Convention on International Civil Aviation: Aeronautical Telecommunications, Volume II - Communication Procedures: Aeronautical Telecommunications, Volume II — Communication Procedures.
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- Communication Repair
- Aviation and air traffic control: "Say again," "Confirm," read-back-correct-as- required, and "Standby" then "Cleared as filed" — explicit repair turns built into procedure precisely because the voice channel is noisy.
This sourceMontréal: ICAO. Standardizes radiotelephony repair phraseology ("Say again," "Confirm," read-back / correct-as-required) and the mandatory read-back procedure — explicit repair turns built into procedure for a noisy voice channel.
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Annex 10 standardises SAY AGAIN, CONFIRM, READ BACK and readback correction, but not 'Standby'/'Cleared as filed', and does not state a noisy-channel rationale.
“If the receiving operator is in doubt as to the correctness of the message received, he shall request repetition”
- Aviation and air traffic control: "Say again," "Confirm," read-back-correct-as- required, and "Standby" then "Cleared as filed" — explicit repair turns built into procedure precisely because the voice channel is noisy.
- Turn Taking
- Air traffic control: push-to-talk on a shared frequency.
This sourceSpecifies push-to-talk radiotelephony procedures and read-back/confirm on a shared frequency.
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Annex 10 Vol II defines simplex (one direction at a time) and single-channel simplex on the same frequency, which fits shared-frequency operation; 'push-to-talk' itself is not named.
“Simplex. A method in which telecommunication between two stations takes place in one direction at a time.”
- Air traffic control: push-to-talk on a shared frequency.
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