| Service | Frequency |
|---|---|
| Radio | 123.605 |
Verified against the UK eAIP, AIRAC current cycle.
Carlisle is an air/ground station, so the callsign is “Carlisle Radio”. The operator passes information about the aerodrome and what they can see. No clearances, no instructions, and no traffic service — every decision is yours.
Before taxi
Carlisle Radio 123.605
Carlisle Radio, G-ABCD, Cessna 152 at the flying club, request radio check and taxi information.
G-ABCD, Carlisle Radio, readability five, runway two one right hand, QNH one zero one five, taxi at your discretion.
“Taxi information”, not “taxi”: at an air/ground station you are told what is in use and then taxi at your own discretion.
Readback
123.605
Runway two one right hand, QNH one zero one five, G-CD.
Ready
123.605
G-CD, ready for departure.
G-CD, roger, surface wind two four zero degrees eight knots, no reported traffic.
Downwind
123.605
G-CD, downwind.
G-CD, roger.
Final
123.605
G-CD, final.
G-CD, roger, surface wind two four zero degrees eight knots.
An air/ground operator does not say “land at your discretion” and cannot clear you. “Roger” and the wind is the whole of it.
Vacated
123.605
G-CD, runway vacated.
G-CD, roger.
Frequencies and procedures on this page are for training. Always check the current UK AIP and NOTAMs before flight. TowerTalk is a training aid and is not approved or endorsed by the CAA.