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Official References — Subject 090 Communications

This lesson lists all primary official sources cited in Subject 090.

ICAO (International Civil Aviation Organization)

DocumentTitle
Annex 2Rules of the Air (esp. Appendix 1+2: Interception, Light Signals)
Annex 3Meteorological Service for International Air Navigation (VOLMET)
Annex 7Aircraft Nationality and Registration Marks
Annex 10 Vol IICommunication Procedures (7th ed. 2016)
Annex 10 Vol IIICommunication Systems (2nd ed. 2007)
Annex 10 Vol IVSurveillance Radar and Collision Avoidance Systems
Annex 10 Vol VAeronautical Radio Frequency Spectrum Utilization
Annex 11Air Traffic Services
Annex 14Aerodromes
Annex 17Security
Doc 4444PANS-ATM Procedures for Air Navigation Services
Doc 7030Regional Supplementary Procedures
Doc 8400ICAO Abbreviations and Codes
Doc 8585Designators for Aircraft Operating Agencies
Doc 8973Security Manual
Doc 9432Manual of Radiotelephony (5th ed. 2022) — main source
Doc 9554Manual on Implementation of a 300m Vertical Separation Minimum

ITU (International Telecommunication Union)

  • ITU Radio Regulations — frequency band allocations.
  • ITU Appendix 14 — Q-code list.

EASA (European Union Aviation Safety Agency)

DocumentTitle
Easy Access Rules for Part-FCLAircrew Regulation (incl. FCL.055 Language, AMC1 FCL.215 Syllabus, AMC2 FCL.235 Skill Test)
Easy Access Rules for SERAStandardised European Rules of the Air (esp. SERA.8005, SERA.8015, SERA.11000-11010)

EU Implementing Regulations

  • EU 923/2012 SERA
  • EU 965/2012 Air Operations
  • EU 1079/2012 8.33 kHz Channel Spacing
  • EU 1178/2011 Aircrew Regulation
  • EU 1207/2011 ADS-B Implementing Rule
  • EU 2017/386 Surveillance Performance and Interoperability

EUROCONTROL

  • Mode S Specifications
  • European Action Plan for the Reduction of Pilot/ATC Communication Errors (2012)

WMO (World Meteorological Organization)

  • WMO-No. 49 Vol II — Aeronautical Meteorology (VOLMET format)

National AIS / procedures

  • DFS AIP Germany (GEN 3.4 Comms, ENR 1.6 ATS, AD frequencies)
  • Skyguide AIP Switzerland / VFR Manual
  • Austro Control AIP Austria
  • DGAC AIP France

FAA (Federal Aviation Administration, comparison material)

  • FAA-H-8083-25B Pilot's Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge
  • FAA AIM Aeronautical Information Manual (esp. Section 4 Air Traffic Control, Section 6 Emergencies)
  • 14 CFR 91.183 Radio Communications

NATO

  • NATO Standardization Agreement (STANAG) 1066 — NATO phonetic alphabet.

Industry / training

  • AOPA Air Safety InstituteAircraft Radio Communication Best Practices, Pilot/ATC Communications.
  • LiveATC.net — public ATC audio recordings.
  • Headset manufacturers (Bose, David Clark, Lightspeed) — user manuals.

Accident reports / teaching cases (safety relevance)

  • ICAO Acts of Unlawful Interference Database (hijack statistics).
  • NTSB Aviation Accident Reports (radio-related incidents).
  • AAIB / BEA / BFU — European accident reports.

Famous interception incidents (cited in lessons)

  • KAL 007 (1983): Korean Airlines Boeing 747, Sakhalin.
  • El Al 4X-AXG (1973): Israeli Boeing 707, Sinai.
  • Iran Air 655 (1988): A300, Persian Gulf.

Famous hijacking incidents

  • 9/11 terror attacks (2001).
  • Lufthansa 181 "Landshut" (1977): Mogadishu, GSG-9 rescue.
  • Air France 8969 (1994): Marseille, GIGN rescue.

Citation policy in PPL Monkey

Every factual statement is traceable to at least one official primary source:

  • In case of discrepancy, the latest EASA/ICAO regulation is authoritative.
  • For national specifics: AIP of the respective state.
  • For historical cases: ICAO and national accident reports.

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