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III-4-1-2<br />

Procedures — <strong>Aircraft</strong> <strong>Operations</strong> — Volume I<br />

1.3 Operators should ensure that flight personnel are aware of the risk factors in the aerodrome surface operations<br />

listed in 1.1. Such risk factors should include, but not be limited to:<br />

a) human error due to excessive workload, loss of vigilance and fatigue;<br />

b) potential distractions associated with the performance of flight deck tasks; and<br />

c) failure to use standard phraseology in aeronautical communications.<br />

Note.— The safety of aerodrome surface operations is especially vulnerable to the failure to use standard<br />

phraseology in aeronautical communications. Frequency congestion, as well as operational considerations, may<br />

adversely affect the issuance and read-back of clearances, leaving flight crews and controllers vulnerable to<br />

misunderstandings.<br />

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23/11/06

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