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   From: viz@*nospam*.pacific.net.au   
      
   On 28/12/04 6:06 PM, in article mC7Ad.11522$c%.10765@okepread05, "In Soo"   
    wrote:   
      
   > I would like to thank you for clicking on this message.   
   > One of the question that came up to my attention just few days ago was that   
   > what are some of the common phraseologies in aviation that we use that are   
   > non-standard?  Such as using "Cleared for Takeoff"  as "Clear to go",   
   > What are the clearances that you must reply back other than "Hold short?" Is   
   > "Wilco" acceptable term at your airport?   
   > What are some of the clearances that we can say "Roger" and be acceptable?   
   > How about "Wilco" I do understand the FAA meaning of above terms, but what   
   > about you guys? Are there any non-standard phraseologies that you use   
   > everyday in flying and are accepted?   
   >   
   > IN SOo Hwang   
   >   
      
   I think that the only non standard phrase that comes to mind is "Roger". I   
   hear it used when the conversation with ATC goes a little outside   
   parameters, or there is some confusion to clear up.   
      
   Old habits die hard I guess!   
      
      
   /viz   
      
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