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When using PC or SB in text mode, you may see things like this :
"d/m 3000', clrd ILS apch rwy 18 circ 36, r/p IAF"
"caf, rep stdy FL 60 inbd MTL, sq 6154"
The following abbreviations commonly used for text mode communications will help you understanding and creating such sentences.
Note : Most of them are just for PC/SB dialogs. See L5-Abbrev for an advanced list (common aeronautical abbreviations).
' = ft = feet (example 3000' is 3000 ft) l/h = left hand
acft or a/c = aircraft LLZ = Localizer
a/d = aerodrome luw or l/u and w = line-up and wait (<=> taxi into position and hold in USA)
aff = affirm (yes) min = minima
afld = airfield MM = Middle Marker
alt = altitude neg = negative (no)
alt.set = altimeter setting NM = Nautical Miles
apch or app= approach – גישה/מתקרב OM = Outer Marker
APP = Approach (facility) outbd = outbound
apt or arpt = airport pax = passengers
arr = arrival pkg = parking
caf = cleared as filed (into your flight plan) plz = please
cc = correct POB = People On Board (number of)
circ = circling or circling with prescribed tracks pos = position
clr or crld = clearance or cleared (authorized) rdr = radar
c/m = climb and maintain rep or rpt = report
crs = course req = request
CTR = Center (facility) rgr = roger (received)
dct = dierct r/h = right hand
DEL = Delivery (facility) r/m = reaching minima
DEP = Departure (Facility) r/p = report passing
dep = departure r/v = radar vectors
des = descend rwy = runway
disrgd or dis = disregard (ignore) sby or stby = stand by
d/m = descend and maintain SM = Statute Miles
dnwd = downwind sq = squawk
est = established stby or sby = stand by
exp = expect std = standard
FL = flight level stdy = steady - מיוצב
fp = flightplan s/u = start up
frq or freq or fq = frequency t/f = turning final
FSS = Flight Service Station (facility) t/l or tl or tleft = turn left
gbye = good byegday = good day tnx = thank you or thanks
g/d = gear down t/p and hold = taxi into position and hold (<=> line-up and wait outside USA)
GND = Ground (facility) t/r or tr or tright = turn right
gnight or gnite = good night TWR = Tower (facility)
GP or g/p = glide path vect = vectors
gs = glide slope wilco = will comply (will do what is requested)
h/a = hold at wx = weather
hdg = heading
h/o = hand-off
h/p = hold position or holding pattern (according to context)
h/s = hold short
IAF = Initial Approach Fix
ILS = Instrument Landing System
IM = Inner Marker
inbd = inbound
KIAS = IAS in knots
kt = knots
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