What does VFR Communications cover?
VFR Communications covers radiotelephony for visual flight rules: standard phraseology, the meaning of terms and abbreviations, communication procedures with ATC, and what to do in the event of communication failure or distress. It is concise and high-yield once the standard phraseology is learned.
What this subject covers
- Definitions and radiotelephony fundamentals
- Standard words, phrases and the phonetic alphabet
- VFR communication procedures with ATC
- Relevant weather information and reports
- Communication failure procedures
- Distress and urgency procedures
Study tip
It is small but precise — exact phraseology matters, so practise the standard calls until they are automatic.
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Frequently asked questions
Is VFR Communications a small subject?
Yes, it is one of the smaller subjects. With focused practice on standard phraseology it can be a quick, high-scoring exam.
How is it different from IFR Communications?
VFR Comms covers radiotelephony for visual flight; IFR Comms covers it for instrument flight, with procedures specific to IFR operations.
Does it follow EASA subject 091?
Yes — questions follow the ECQB 091 learning objectives.
