RePL Radio Communication Procedures

Question 1

What does the abbreviation CTAF stand for in Australian aviation?

Accepted Answer

Common Traffic Advisory Frequency

Answer

Control Tower Approach Frequency

Answer

Coastal Terminal Advisory Frequency

Answer

Common Terminal Air Frequency

Question 2

What is the international aviation distress and emergency frequency?

Accepted Answer

121.5 MHz

Answer

118.0 MHz

Answer

126.7 MHz

Answer

122.8 MHz

Question 3

In ICAO aviation radio phraseology, what does the term 'Roger' mean?

Accepted Answer

I have received all of your last transmission

Answer

I will comply with your instruction

Answer

I understand and agree with your message

Answer

Acknowledged and standing by

Question 4

In the ICAO phonetic alphabet, which word represents the letter 'A'?

Accepted Answer

Alpha

Answer

Adam

Answer

Able

Answer

Apple

Question 5

What does the radio term 'Wilco' mean in aviation communications?

Accepted Answer

I understand and will comply

Answer

Message received and understood

Answer

Standing by on this frequency

Answer

I acknowledge your last transmission

Question 6

When an RPA operator needs to broadcast near a non-towered aerodrome in Australia, on which frequency should they broadcast?

Accepted Answer

The designated CTAF published for that aerodrome

Answer

121.5 MHz (distress frequency)

Answer

130.0 MHz (military common)

Answer

Any available clear VHF frequency

Question 7

Which certificate is required in Australia to legally operate an aeronautical radio?

Accepted Answer

Aeronautical Radio Operator Certificate (AROC)

Answer

Aviation Safety Identification Card (ASIC)

Answer

Remote Pilot Licence (RePL)

Answer

Recreational UAS Operator Certificate (ReUAC)