Half Moon Bay to San Carlos
Half Moon Bay (KHAF) → San Carlos (KSQL)
Flying a Cessna 152
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Route — where to say what
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Half Moon Bay Traffic 122.8
Self-announce on the CTAF: taxiing to the runway, then departing the runway and the pattern in the direction of San Carlos, the airport name first and last each time.
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NorCal Approach 135.1
Request VFR flight following to San Carlos: identification, type, position, altitude, destination. Read back the squawk, ident when asked, acknowledge "radar contact" and the altimeter, and answer any traffic with "traffic in sight" or "negative contact".
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San Carlos Tower 119.0
Call the tower about 15 miles out with the ATIS letter, read back the pattern entry and runway, report as instructed, read back "cleared to land" with the runway, exit the runway and contact Ground when told.
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Half Moon Bay Traffic · 122.8Self-announce on the CTAF: taxiing to the runway, then departing the runway and the pattern in the direction of San Carlos, the airport name first and last each time.
Half Moon Bay has no tower. Announce on the CTAF 122.8: "Half Moon Bay traffic, (identification), taxiing to runway 12, Half Moon Bay", then your departure.
Make your first call to Half Moon Bay Traffic to begin the flight.
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Kneeboard
Practice aid only — not the official FRTOL test and not a guaranteed pass. Always defer to CAP 413, your instructor or examiner and the CAA. Frequencies and details are indicative for practice — check the current UK AIP before flying. Not for operational use.