Learn how ATC communication works at a towered airport. ATC pilot communication is important to learn when departing and arriving at Class B, C, and D airports and when flying through controlled airspace when flying VFR. This video shows student pilots and private pilots what to say when taking off and landing at a towered airport. ATC communication is not difficult to learn once a pilot learns the 4 W’s of air traffic control communications. This video also shows pilots how to request flight following for a VFR cross country flight and what to say when being handed off from approach and departure control frequencies to a center frequency. Check out Plane English Sim for ATC radio communication practice:
[ Ссылка ] Plane English is a great practice tool for student and private pilots and for instrument/commercial pilots needing a refresher on ATC communication.

0:32 – Tune into ATIS frequency. What does the ATIS sound like?
1:11 - 4 W’s of Radio Communications
1:19 – How to request taxi instructions at a towered airport
2:29 – Getting Takeoff Clearance from Tower
3:47 – How to Request Flight Following from ATC
4:38 – What to Say When ATC Hands you off on Frequency Change
5:34 – How to Make Initial Contact with Tower before Landing at Class D airport
6:07 – What to Say to ATC when Entering Traffic Pattern at a Towered Airport
8:13 – Getting Taxi Instructions after Landing at a Towered Airport

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