The May/June 2020 issue of FAA Safety Briefing focuses on the importance of proper communication in aviation and its critical role in furthering safety. Feature articles include a refresher on the basics of good "aviation" grammar, how to use correct phraseology to avoid confusion or misunderstandings, and how to best leverage the technology and equipment at your disposal to maximize communication efficiency and accuracy.
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Feature Articles
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The Importance of Speaking Plane-ly: Aviation’s General Spoken Medium (on FlightPush)
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2
Do You Suffer From Push-to-Talk Phobia? Improve Your Aviation Communication with Virtual Reality (on FlightPush)
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3
From Paddles to PEDs: A User’s Guide to Modern Day Aviation Communication Equipment (on FlightPush)
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4
No-Go on the Radio: What Not to Say (on FlightPush)
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5
Getting to Yes With NOTAMs: Why They Matter and What’s in Store (on FlightPush)
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6
The Century Club: It’s Not Your Father’s Flight Service (on FlightPush)
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Departments
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Jumpseat: Say Again? (on FlightPush)
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2
Aeromedical Advisory: How Do You Hear? (on FlightPush)
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3
Condition Inspection: Hearing Loss (on FlightPush)
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4
Checklist: The Sound of (Microphone) Music (on FlightPush)
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5
Drone Debrief: What's That Droning Noise?! (on FlightPush)
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6
Nuts, Bolts, and Electrons: Get to Know Your Mechanic (on FlightPush)
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7
Angle of Attack: Aviation English, Please (on FlightPush)
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8
Vertically Speaking: Crew Communications (on FlightPush)
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9
FAA Faces: Sarah Patten (on FlightPush)
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Contents as listed in the FAA's archive of FAA Safety Briefing issues. Issue Archive