Airmanship II Air Traffic Control.

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Airmanship II Air Traffic Control

Air Traffic Control This lecture will help you to understand, Individual Controllers and their locations

Air Traffic Control Has a prominent position on the airfield Situated in the aircraft manoeuvring area

Aerodrome Controllers In charge of all aircraft on the ground and in the air. Works in the control tower. Has a clear view of the whole airfield.

Approach Controler Control all aircraft departing the airfield and those making instrument approaches. Does not need a clear view of the airfield. Uses RADAR displays, RT and landline communications.

Runway Controller Lives in a red and white caravan on the airfield. Controls vehicles and aircraft in the runway area. Can refuse aircraft access to the runway Fires a red very cartridge to prevent a landing Shows a steady red lamp to stop a take-off. Shows a steady green lamp to allow take-off.