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FAA Order JO 7340.2K Chg 3 U.S. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION JO 7340.2K CHANGE FEDERAL AVIATION ADMINISTRATION CHG 3 Air Traffic Organization Policy Effective Date: August 12, 2021 SUBJ: Contractions 1. Purpose of This Change. This change transmits revised pages to Federal Aviation Administration Order季JO季7340.2K, Contractions. 2. Audience. This change applies to all Air Traffic Organization (ATO) personnel and anyone using ATO directives. 3. Where Can I Find This Change? This change is available on the FAA website at http://faa.gov/air_traffic/publications and https://employees.faa.gov/tools_resources/orders_notices. 4. Distribution. This change is available online and will be distributed electronically to all offices that subscribe to receive email notification/access to it through the FAA website at http://faa.gov/air_traffic/publications. 5. Disposition of Transmittal. Retain this transmittal until superseded by a new basic order. 6. Page Control Chart. See the page control chart attachment. Digitally signed by Natasha A. Natasha A. Durkins Date: 2021.07.30 Durkins 08:20:40 -04'00' Natasha A. Durkins Director, Policy, AJV-P Mission Support Services Air Traffic Organization Distribution: Electronic Initiated By: AJV-0 Vice President, Mission Support Services 8/12/21 JO 7340.2K CHG 3 PAGE CONTROL CHART Change 3 REMOVE PAGES DATED INSERT PAGES DATED CAM 1−1 through CAM 1−7............. 4/22/21 CAM 1−1 through CAM 1−8............ 8/12/21 1−1−1 ............................... 4/22/21 1−1−1 .............................. 8/12/21 1−1−2 ............................... 9/10/20 1−1−2 .............................. 9/10/20 2−1−1 ............................... 4/22/21 2−1−1 .............................. 8/12/21 2−1−2 ............................... 9/10/20 2−1−2 .............................. 8/12/21 2−1−3 ............................... 9/10/20 2−1−3 .............................. 9/10/20 2−1−4 ............................... 9/10/20 2−1−4 .............................. 8/12/21 2−1−7 ............................... 9/10/20 2−1−7 .............................. 9/10/20 2−1−8 through 2−1−17.................. 9/10/20 2−1−8 through 2−1−17................. 8/12/21 2−1−18 and 2−1−19 .................... 4/22/21 2−1−18 and 2−1−19 ................... 8/12/21 2−1−20 .............................. 9/10/20 2−1−20 ............................. 8/12/21 2−1−21 and 2−1−22 .................... 4/22/21 2−1−21 and 2−1−22 ................... 8/12/21 2−1−23 .............................. 9/10/20 2−1−23 ............................. 8/12/21 2−1−24 and 2−1−25 .................... 4/22/21 2−1−24 and 2−1−25 ................... 8/12/21 2−1−26 and 2−1−27 .................... 9/10/20 2−1−26 and 2−1−27 ................... 8/12/21 2−1−28 through 2−1−33................. 4/22/21 2−1−28 through 2−1−32................ 8/12/21 2−2−1 through 2−2−35.................. 4/22/21 2−2−1 through 2−2−32................. 8/12/21 3−1−1 through 3−3−111 ................. 4/22/21 3−1−1 through 3−3−109................ 8/12/21 Page Control Chart i 8/12/21 JO 7340.2K CHG 3 CHANGES, ADDITIONS, AND MODIFICATIONS Chapter 2. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA AERONAUTICAL CONTRACTIONS Section 1. Decode ADDITIONS Contraction Definition Usage AAR adapted arrival route GEN ADAR adapted departure arrival route GEN ADR adapted departure route GEN ERT embedded route text GEN MODIFICATIONS From/To Contraction Definition Usage FROM ATCSCC David J. Hurley ATC Systems GEN Command Center TO ATCSCC David J. Hurley ATC System GEN Command Center Section 2. Encode ADDITIONS Definition Contraction Usage adapted arrival route AAR GEN adapted departure arrival route ADAR GEN adapted departure route ADR GEN embedded route text ERT GEN MODIFICATIONS From/To Definition Contraction Usage FROM Davide J. Hurley ATC Systems ATCSCC GEN Command Center TO David J. Hurley ATC System ATCSCC GEN Command Center Chapter 3. AIRCRAFT COMPANY/TELEPHONY/THREE LETTER DESIGNATOR Section 1. Encode ADDITIONS Company Country Telephony 3−Ltr AERODROME CONTROL TOWER TOWER ZTZ AERODROME SECURITY SERVICES ZYZ AERONAUTICAL FIXED STATION YFY AERONAUTICAL INFORMATION SERVICE UNIT YOY AERONAUTICAL STATION RADIO YSY AEROSPEED FORMATION ET MAINTENANCE FRANCE EPIC AIR AFM AFTN COMMUNICATIONS CENTRE YFA AIMS COMMUNITY COLLEGE UNITED STATES AIMS COLLEGE RTY AIR ARABIA ABU DHABI UNITED ARAB NAWRAS ADY EMIRATES AIR ATLANTA EUROPE MALTA EUROVIKING AAE AIR BROCK MANAGEMENT AND CHARTER SERVICES, UNITED STATES AIR BROCK BKE INC. CHANGES, ADDITIONS, AND MODIFICATIONS CAM−1−1 JO 7340.2K CHG 3 8/12/21 AIR TAXI (AVIATION CONNECTIVITY AND INFRA- INDIA AIR TAXI FAT STRUCTURE DEVELOPERS PVT. LTD.) AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL (IN GENERAL) ZGZ AIR TRAFFIC FLOW CONTROL UNIT ZDZ AIR TRAFFIC SERVICES REPORTING OFFICE ZPZ AIRCOMPANY MOALEM AVIATION KYRGYZSTAN MOALEM AMA AIRCRAFT ACCIDENT AUTHORITY YLY AIRCRAFT IN FLIGHT ZZZ APPROACH CONTROL OFFICE APPROACH ZAZ AREA CONTROL CENTRE CONTROLE ZRZ ASL AIRLINES UK UNITED KINGDOM CARGOBLUE ABV AUTHORITY SUPERVISING THE AERODROME YDY AV8JET CHARTER MALTA AVIATE JET AJO BLUE TEAM FLIGHT SCHOOL SPAIN BLUE TEAM BTM BRADLEY AIR SERVICES LIMITED D/B/A CANADIAN CANADA ARCTIC AKT NORTH CENTRE IN CHARGE OF A FLIGHT INFORMATION RE- ZFZ GION OR AN UPPER FLIGHT INFORMATION REGION (WHETHER ACC OR FIC) WHEN THE MESSAGE IS R CENTRE IN CHARGE OF FLIGHT INFORMATION RE- ZQZ GION OR AN UPPER FLIGHT INFORMATION REGION (WHETHER ACC OR FIC) WHEN THE MESSAGE IS REL CHALLENGE AIRLINES (BE) S.A. BELGIUM CHALLENGE CHG CHEVRON CORPORATION UNITED STATES GULFHAWK GLH CORPORACION CENTROAMERICANA DE SERVICIOS YGD DE NAVEGACION AEREA (COCESNA) ETF AIRWAYS CROATIA ENTERPRIZE EZZ EUROCONTROL CFMU CCAMS SERVICE ZMS EUROCONTROL CFMU CENTRAL EXECUTIVE UNIT ZKC EUROCONTROL CFMU DATABASE OPERATORS ZKD EUROCONTROL CFMU IFPU SYSTEM ZMF EUROCONTROL CFMU TAC SYSTEM ZMT EUROCONTROL CFMU TECHNICAL MONITORING ZKT TEAM EUROPEAN REGIONAL OPMET DATA EXCHANGE YBY (EUR RODEX) FEUERWEHREINSATZ GERMANY FLORIAN FFD FLIGHT INFORMATION CENTRE INFORMACION ZIZ FLIGHT INFORMATION DATA BASE ZEZ FLY7 FINLAND FINLAND ROCKY FSF FLYR NORWAY GREENSTAR FOX GELIX AIRLINES RUSSIAN FEDERATION RUSSIAN BIRD GLX GOVERNMENT CIVIL AVIATION AUTHORITY YAY GOVERNMENT OF THE PHILIPPINES PHILIPPINES PILIPINAS RPP GUARDIA COSTIERA ITALIANA ITALY ITALIAN COAST GUARD GCI HELICOPTER AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL ZHZ HELLENIC ARMY GREECE HELLENIC ARMY HLA HISKY REPUBLIC OF MOLDOVA SKY MOLDOVA HYM HL AIRCRAFT LLC UNITED STATES HOBBY JET HOB INNER MONGOLIA NORTHERN EXPRESS GENERAL CHINA NORTHERN EXPRESS BFK AVIATION CO., LTD INTERNATIONAL AIR TRANSPORT ASSOCIATION (IA- IAT TA) INTERNATIONAL CIVIL AVIATION ORGANIZATION ICO (ICAO) INTERNATIONAL NOTAM OFFICE YNY IRAQI PRIME MINISTER OFFICE IRAQ IRAQI PRESIDENTIAL IPF FLIGHT JET IT UNITED STATES JET IT JIT JETSTREAM AVIATION CONGO CONGO CONGO RIVER JSC JILIN FIRST INTERNATIONAL AVIATION ACADEMY CHINA GALLANT FUH CO., LTD CAM−1−2 CHANGES, ADDITIONS, AND MODIFICATIONS 8/12/21 JO 7340.2K CHG 3 LA NUEVA AEROLINEA, S.A. PANAMA WINGO PANAMA WWP LLC ROLEMA RUSSIAN FEDERATION ROLEMA RLA MAKLEE AIR UNITED STATES MAKLEE MAK MARATHON AIRLINES GREECE MARATHON MTO MAXAIR, LLC UNITED STATES NORTHWOODS NTW MET DATA BANK YZY METEOROLOGICAL OFFICE YMY MILITARY FLIGHT OPERATIONAL CONTROL CENTRE YWY MILITARY SERVICE OR ORGANIZATION YXY NAEW&C FORCE E−3A FLEET GERMANY NATO NAG NATIONAL AIR CHARTERS UNITED STATES SUN BIZ JYA NATO ALLIANCE GROUND SURVEILLANCE (AGS) ITALY MAGMA MAG NETJETS AIR TRANSPORT UK LIMITED UNITED KINGDOM SIGNATURE NJU NICHOLAS SERVICES, LLC UNITED STATES STEEL JET JTZ NIUAS/13 AEF UNITED KINGDOM UAI NORTH CAROLINA FOREST SERVICE UNITED STATES FIRETAC FTK NORWEGIAN AIR SHUTTLE AOC AS NORWAY NORSEMAN NOZ NXT JET, INC UNITED STATES KRYPTO KPO OCEANIC AIR TRAFFIC CONTROL OCEANA ZOZ ORGANIZATION NOT ALLOCATED A DESIGNATOR ON YYY AN EXCLUSIVE BASIS PATIENT AIRLIFT SERVICES UNITED STATES PALS HOPE PLZ PT. FLYINDO AVIASI NUSANTARA INDONESIA FLANDY FYN PT. SUPER AIR JET INDONESIA PROSPER SJV REGIONAL STATE UNITARY ENTERPRISE RUSSIAN FEDERATION KHABAROVSK KHF KHABAROVSK AIRLINES RENEGADE AIR LIMITED KENYA RENEGADE RNG REPETITIVE FLIGHT PLAN OFFICE ZBZ RESCUE CO−ORDINATION CENTRE YCY ROADRUNAIR AVIATION UNITED STATES SKY TOUR MMU ROBEX COLLECTION CENTRE YPY ROM CARGO AIRLINES ROMANIA ROMCARGO RCR SARSAT CENTRE ZSZ SC FLY LILI SRL ROMANIA LILIES LIL SERBIAN AIR FORCE SERBIA SERBIAN AIR FORCE SRB SERVICIOS AEREOS GECA DOMINICAN REPUBLIC AEROGECA GCA SHIRAK AVIA LLC ARMENIA SHIRAK SHS SKYWARD AVIATION UNITED STATES UPWARD UWD SPARTAN EDUCATION, LLC DBA SPARTAN COLLEGE UNITED STATES SKELLY SCU OF AERONAUTICS AND TECHNOLOGY SPECIAL HANDLING SERVICE FOR AIRCRAFT XHA SUNLIGHT EXPRESS AIRWAYS PHILIPPINES SUNLIGHT RLB TELECOMMUNICATION AUTHORITY YTY TEXAS AIRLINES, INC. (GALVESTON, TX) UNITED STATES TEXAIR TXS THRO AVIATION, INC. UNITED STATES ZEN JET XEN TRANS CARAVAN KG KYRGYZSTAN TRANS CARAVAN TCK TURKMENHOWAYOLLARY TURKMENISTAN TURKMENISTAN TUG GOVERNMENT UN HUMANITARIAN RELIEF FLIGHTS (KOSOVO) KOSFLIGHT KSV UNITED NATIONS ORGANIZATION UNITED NATIONS UNO UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF STATE INL/A UNITED STATES DOSAIR DOS UPPER AREA CONTROL CENTRE ZUZ UTAIR LIMITED RUSSIAN FEDERATION UTAIR LIMITED UTR WALTZING MATILDA AVIATION UNITED STATES MATILDA WZM WINGGLIDER LIMITED GBR.ATO.0216 UNITED KINGDOM SHERRY FIS CHANGES, ADDITIONS, AND MODIFICATIONS CAM−1−3 JO 7340.2K CHG 3 8/12/21 MODIFICATIONS From/ Company Country Telephony 3-Ltr To FROM OCEAN GMBH GERMANY OCEAN OCN TO EW DISCOVER GMBH GERMANY OCEAN OCN FROM HEMS HALLINNOINTI OY FINLAND FINNHEMS FIH TO FINNHEMS OY FINLAND FINNHEMS FIH FROM FLAIRJET LTD UNITED KINGDOM
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