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Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-08-2010, 11:15 PM When an a/c is doing an engine run and an engine run only, i remember when i was a 3 level I had this set phraseology that i would have to say and it was "Proceed as requested, monitor this freq., advise on termination". Now im training a new guy and cant find that phraseology anywhere. I know a good ole proceed as requested advise on term. is good enough but dont want to show him the laziness of not looking things up. Need some help. Thanks
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Re: Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-09-2010, 12:17 AM never seen "engine run" phraseology before. Maybe it was in your local Air Force LOA/SOP
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Re: Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-09-2010, 05:17 AM Quote:
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Re: Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-09-2010, 07:50 AM Nothing in writing I know of....I prefer "run'em up montior this freq let me know when your done."
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Re: Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-09-2010, 10:19 AM Most airports and military fields will have designated locations for engine run ups, look for a local LOA or procedure. If you don't have one, then stress common sense as to controlling where the jet blast or prop wash will blow toward, noise, etc.
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Re: Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-09-2010, 11:32 AM I haven't read any prescribed phraseology either, but think it is more technique and what you were taught. I say pretty much the same thing as everyone else. "Engine run approved, monitor this frequency at all times, advise complete" Good luck
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Re: Engine Runs?
Posted: 04-09-2010, 12:32 PM Quote:
 Sorry, I couldnt help myself. Yes, it is a tower thing. It is also quite common at airports with MX facilities. I am not certain of the phraseology, but at APA we frequently hear ".... proceed to ____(normally a run-up area), monitor this freq...." Usually preceeded or followed by ".....follow behind (or you're in front of...)". |
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