EASA090 aviation-communications foundations study materials
EASA090 aviation-communications foundations study resources

EASA090 aviation-communications foundations cheat sheet

EASA090 aviation-communications foundations · Keep the key ideas within reach.

Quick reference

Clear messages, readbacks and conditions

  • ROGER is receipt, not a substitute for mandatory readback.

  • WILCO, UNABLE and STAND BY have distinct functions.

  • Retain aircraft identity and every relevant clearance condition.

  • Line up and wait does not authorize take-off.

  • Number transmission depends on the current rule and quantity.

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Distress, urgency and communication contingencies

  • Distress and urgency differ by the actual danger and assistance needed.

  • Persons can face a distress condition even if the aircraft remains controllable.

  • A working frequency can be used for a distress message.

  • A receiver failure and transmitter failure require distinct reasoning.

  • A classroom recognition answer is not a complete lost-communication procedure.

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Radio systems, information services and limitations

  • VHF horizon calculations are models, not guaranteed coverage.

  • Channel spacing is distinct from propagation range.

  • ATIS and VOLMET are information services, not individual clearances.

  • Preserve weather-report conditions and validity periods.

  • CPDLC, ADS-B and SELCAL perform different communication functions.