ROC-A Radio Operator Certificate (Aeronautical) · Question
When ATC advises 'Traffic, twelve o'clock, five miles, opposite direction, type unknown,' what is the proper pilot response?
The standard pilot response to a traffic advisory is to acknowledge that they are 'looking for traffic' or, if visual, 'traffic in sight'.
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Question: When ATC advises 'Traffic, twelve o'clock, five miles, opposite direction, type unknown,' what is the proper pilot response?
Answer options: ✅ Looking for traffic
- Affirmative
- Roger that
- Understand
Correct answer: Looking for traffic
Explanation: The standard pilot response to a traffic advisory is to acknowledge that they are 'looking for traffic' or, if visual, 'traffic in sight'.
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