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Exeter (EGTE) radio calls

Service
ATC
You call it
Exeter Tower
Where
Exeter
Elevation
102 ft

Frequencies

ServiceFrequency
Tower119.805
Approach123.580

These frequencies have been checked by hand. Always confirm against the current AIP before flight.

Radio calls at Exeter

Exeter has an air traffic control unit, so you are given clearances and instructions, and the mandatory items are read back in full.

  1. Taxi

    Exeter Tower 119.805

    Exeter Tower, G-ABCD, Cessna 152 at the flying club with information Alpha, request taxi.

    G-ABCD, taxi to holding point Alpha for runway zero eight, QNH one zero one five.

    Taxi instructions, the runway in use and the pressure setting are all mandatory readbacks.

  2. Readback

    119.805

    Taxi to holding point Alpha runway zero eight, QNH one zero one five, G-CD.

    Read back what must be read back, and include your callsign — CAP 413 says a readback always carries it.

  3. Departure

    Exeter Tower 119.805

    G-CD, ready for departure.

    G-CD, runway zero eight, cleared for take-off, surface wind two four zero degrees eight knots.

  4. Downwind

    Exeter Tower 119.805

    G-CD, downwind.

    G-CD, report final.

    “Report final” is an instruction, so the answer is “Wilco”, never “Roger”.

  5. Final and landing

    Exeter Tower 119.805

    G-CD, final.

    G-CD, runway zero eight, cleared to land, surface wind two four zero degrees eight knots.

    A landing clearance is read back in full.

  6. Vacating

    Exeter Tower 119.805

    G-CD, runway vacated.

    G-CD, taxi to the apron.

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