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Plane text commands
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This page describes text commands which can be sent to the airplane.
Syntax:
{callsign} CC|CT
Meaning:
Block | Meaning | Description |
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CC | Contact Center ATC | Switch the radio frequency to the Center ATC. |
CT | Contact Tower ATC | Switch the radio frequency to the Tower ATC. |
These commands are meaningful only when the airplane has been accepted by the target ATC (see communication with the ATCs).
Syntax:
{callsign} RC
Block | Meaning | Description |
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RC | Radar contact | Confirming that you have the visual contact with the airplane on the radar. |
These commands control airplane altitude, speed, and heading.
These commands set the airplane heading.
Syntax:
{callsign} TL|TR|FH <hdg>
Block | Meaning | Description |
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TL | Turn left | Turns only left to the direction (even if the angle is over 180° |
TR | Turn right | Turns only right to the direction (even if the angle is over 180° |
FH | Fly heading | Turns to the requested direction using the closest angle |
Variable | Meaning |
---|---|
hdg | Target heading, integer value between 0 and 359, represented by one to 3 digit number |
Example:
EZY5495 TL 200
These commands set the airplane altitude.
Syntax:
{callsign} CM|DM <alt>
{callsign} AC
Block | Meaning | Description |
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CM | Climb and maintain | Climb to the specified altitude |
DM | Descend and maintain | Descend to the specified altitude |
AC | Altitude restriction cancel | This command is used when there is some altitude restriction on SID/STAR/transition restricting airplane's climb/descend. After this command, all the restrictions placed over the route will be ignored. |
Variable | Meaning |
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alt | Target altitude, in hundred feets, e.g., "20" means 2000ft, "70" means 7000ft or FL70 |
Example:
EZY5495 CM 200
These commands set the airplane speed or resumes airplane custom speed.
Syntax:
{callsign} SL|SM|SE <speed>
{callsign} SC
Block | Meaning | Description |
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SL | Speed less than ... | Orders speed less or equal to the specified |
SM | Speed more than ... | Orders speed more or equal to the specified |
SE | Speed exactly ... | Orders speed equal to the specified |
SC | Cancel speed restriction | Cancels previously ordered speed restriction |
Variable | Meaning |
---|---|
spd | Target speed in kts, should be in the range allowed by the aircraft type, or the command will be refused |
Example:
EZY5495 SL 200
EZY5495 SC
These commands says that the following command will be processed when the plane will pass the specified altitude.
Syntax:
{callsign} AA <alt>
{callsign} AA <alt>+|-
Block | Meaning | Description |
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AA | After altitude ... | Forces following commands are executed when exactly the specified altitude is being passed |
+ | ... or above | The following commands are executed when the airplane is at the specified altitude or above |
- | ... or below | The following commands are executed when the airplane is at the specified altitude or below |
Variable | Meaning |
---|---|
alt | Target altitude, in hundred feets, e.g., "20" means 2000ft, "70" means 7000ft or FL70 |
Example:
EZY5495 AA 40+ PD NASKI // after altitude 4000ft or above proceed direct to NASKI
Following commands should be used only in SID/STAR/transition route specifications and should not be ordered to an airplane directly.
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