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If standard phraseology does not fit a situation, a remote pilot communicating on the radio should
- A.use clear plain language to state the information
- B.remain silent rather than transmit
- C.invent a new phonetic word for the message
Correct answer
A. use clear plain language to state the information
Why
Clear plain language is preferred over silence or invented terms when a standard phrase does not cover the situation. Other pilots must be able to understand the message without guessing.
Source: FAA-G-8082-22 Ch. 7 · ACS knowledge area: Radio Communication Procedures · From the Airspace & Flight Restrictions practice bank (AIR-096).