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VFR PhraseologyVFR Phraseology Quick Reference · English edition
También en español: VFR Phraseology.
Essential VFR phraseology in standard English, call by call and phase by phase, to take into the cockpit.
Expanded edition: transmission technique, commonly confused items, call sign abbreviation rules, report templates and communication failure.
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- Edition
- Edition 1 · November 2026
- Pages
- 48
- Language
- English
- Format
- Digital PDF
- Intended for
- PPL/LAPL students, VFR pilots and instructors
What it covers
A quick-reference VFR phraseology guide based on SERA and ICAO. Each situation is shown as a dialogue in standard English phraseology, ready to read on the kneeboard or just before making a call.
Eight chapters in four parts: radio technique (alphabet, numbers and standard words), initial call and readback, controlled aerodromes, control zones, uncontrolled aerodromes and AFIS, en route, emergencies and radio failure, and a complete flight call by call.
Includes the kneeboard radio card, a bilingual glossary and the regulatory references.
It is the companion to VFR Comms · Radiotelephony Manual: the manual to learn and the guide to take flying.
To learn the technique: VFR Comms · Radiotelephony Manual
ICAO language proficiency: ICAO language proficiency guides, Level 4–6
Format
Digital edition with SET STANDARD editorial layout: tab and bookmark navigation, internal links, full-width infographics, clearly flagged regulatory boxes and highlighted key figures. Designed to be read on a tablet or a computer.
Free sample · 5 pages
Training material. The call signs, aerodromes and frequencies in the examples are fictitious. It does not replace the regulations in force, the AIP or air traffic services instructions. Not approved by EASA or any national aviation authority.