====== AF 201A Unit 3 Orientation Lesson 2 - Radio/APort Ops ======

The student will receive instruction and review on the procedures
introduced in orientation one. Instruction on airport operations/wake
turbulence/radio procedures will be given.

The student should have a full understanding of material covered in
orientation one and be familiar with airport operations, wake
turbulence, radio procedures and SIU MOS rules.

  * Radio Communications
  * Compliance with Air Traffic Control Procedures and Clearances
  * [[http://155.178.201.160/d-tpp/1801/05091AD.PDF|Airport Layout and Taxi Operations]]
  * Wake Turbulence Precautions
  * Visual Scanning Techniques and Considerations
  * {{:courses:201a:front.jpg?linkonly|Practice Area Locations and Communications}}
  * {{ :courses:201a:mos_weather_mins.pdf |SIU MOS Rules and Weather Requirements}}
  * Preflight Weather Briefing

===== Weather Call =====


 No aircraft will be dispatched while temperatures are below 15° Fahrenheit and the flight status 
will remain “No Flight” (such as early morning). Further, those aircraft will remain hangered 
until that temperature threshold is reached. Once 15° is reached, aircraft may be dispatched 
and pulled from the hangars on an individual basis.  As the temperature climbs, additional 
aircraft may be brought to the line at the discretion of the Line Service Supervisor and/or the 
Duty Officer.  

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