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FAA Order JO 7110.10Z, Flight Services ORDER JO 7110.10Z Air Traffic Organization Policy Effective Date: 10/12/2017 SUBJ: Flight Services This order prescribes air traffic control procedures and phraseology for use by personnel providing air traffic control services. Controllers are required to be familiar with the provisions of this order that pertain to their operational responsibilities and to exercise judgment if they encounter situations not covered by it. Original Signed By: Michael C. Artist Michael C. Artist Vice President, System Operation Services Air Traffic Organization Date: September 1, 2017 Distribution: Electronic Initiated By: AJR-0 Vice President, System Operations Services RECORD OF CHANGES DIRECTIVE NO. JO 7110.10Z CHANGE CHANGE TO SUPPLEMENTS TO SUPPLEMENTS BASIC OPTIONAL BASIC OPTIONAL FAA Form 1320−5 (6−80) USE PREVIOUS EDITION 10/12/17 JO 7110.10Z Flight Services Explanation of Changes Basic Direct questions through appropriate facility/service center office staff to the Office of Primary Interest (OPI) a. 3−2−1. CONDUCT OF STANDARD b. Entire Publication BRIEFING Additional editorial/format changes were made This change adds a note regarding special awareness where necessary. Revision bars were not used information for flights in and around Special Flight because of the insignificant nature of these changes. Rules Areas and areas that require Special Air Traffic Rules (SATR). Explanation of Changes E of C−1 10/12/17 JO 7110.10Z Table of Contents Chapter 1. General Section 1. Introduction Paragraph Page 1−1−1. PURPOSE OF THIS ORDER ............................................ 1−1−1 1−1−2. AUDIENCE .......................................................... 1−1−1 1−1−3. WHERE TO FIND THIS ORDER ........................................ 1−1−1 1−1−4. WHAT THIS ORDER CANCELS ........................................ 1−1−1 1−1−5. EXPLANATION OF CHANGES ......................................... 1−1−1 1−1−6. SUBMISSION CUTOFF AND EFFECTIVE DATES ......................... 1−1−1 1−1−7. DELIVERY DATES ................................................... 1−1−1 1−1−8. RECOMMENDATIONS FOR PROCEDURAL CHANGES .................... 1−1−1 1−1−9. SUBSCRIPTION INFORMATION ........................................ 1−1−1 1−1−10. DISTRIBUTION ..................................................... 1−1−2 Section 2. Terms of Reference 1−2−1. WORD MEANINGS ................................................... 1−2−1 1−2−2. NOTES ............................................................. 1−2−1 1−2−3. EXAMPLES ......................................................... 1−2−1 1−2−4. PHRASEOLOGY ..................................................... 1−2−1 1−2−5. ABBREVIAITONS .................................................... 1−2−1 1−2−6. JO 7110.10 CHANGES ................................................. 1−2−1 1−2−7. SYSTEM INSTRUCTIONS ............................................. 1−2−2 Section 3. Responsibility 1−3−1. PROCEDURAL APPLICATIONS ........................................ 1−3−1 1−3−2. DUTY PRIORITY ..................................................... 1−3−1 1−3−3. DUTY FAMILIARIZATION AND TRANSFER OF POSITION RESPONSIBILITY 1−3−1 Chapter 2. Broadcast Procedures Section 1. General 2−1−1. TYPES OF BROADCASTS ............................................. 2−1−1 2−1−2. SPEECH RATE AND PHRASEOLOGY ................................... 2−1−1 2−1−3. REDUCING RECORDED WEATHER INFORMATION SERVICES ............ 2−1−1 2−1−4. CURRENT DATA ..................................................... 2−1−1 2−1−5. AUTOMATED BROADCAST ........................................... 2−1−1 Section 2. Transcribed Weather Broadcasts (TWEB) (Alaska Only) 2−2−1. GENERAL ........................................................... 2−2−1 2−2−2. CONTENT ........................................................... 2−2−1 2−2−3. TESTING TWEB EQUIPMENT ......................................... 2−2−2 2−2−4. SERVICE MAY BE SUSPENDED ........................................ 2−2−2 2−2−5. MONITORING ....................................................... 2−2−2 Section 3. Telephone Information Briefing Service (TIBS) 2−3−1. GENERAL ........................................................... 2−3−1 Table of Contents i JO 7110.10Z 10/12/17 Paragraph Page 2−3−2. AREA/ROUTE BRIEFING PROCEDURES ................................ 2−3−1 2−3−3. MONITORING ....................................................... 2−3−2 Section 4. Hazardous Inflight Weather Advisory Service (HIWAS) 2−4−1. GENERAL ........................................................... 2−4−1 2−4−2. PRIORITY ........................................................... 2−4−1 2−4−3. CONTENT ........................................................... 2−4−1 2−4−4. BROADCAST PROCEDURES .......................................... 2−4−1 2−4−5. SUSPENSION ........................................................ 2−4−2 Section 5. Automatic Flight Information Service (AFIS) (Alaska Only) 2−5−1. AUTOMATIC FLIGHT INFORMATION SERVICE (AFIS) .................... 2−5−1 Chapter 3. Pilot Briefing Section 1. General 3−1−1. DEFINITION ......................................................... 3−1−1 3−1−2. PRE-DUTY REQUIREMENTS .......................................... 3−1−1 3−1−3. PREFLIGHT BRIEFING DISPLAY ....................................... 3−1−1 3−1−4. WEATHER DISPLAY PRODUCTS ....................................... 3−1−1 3−1−5. FORECASTS, WARNINGS, AND ADVISORIES ........................... 3−1−2 3−1−6. UNAVAILABILITY OF DATA ........................................... 3−1−3 3−1−7. TYPE OF BRIEFING TO BE CONDUCTED ............................... 3−1−3 3−1−8. LOGGING PILOT BRIEFINGS .......................................... 3−1−3 Section 2. Preflight Pilot Briefing 3−2−1. CONDUCT OF STANDARD BRIEFING .................................. 3−2−1 3−2−2. CONDUCT OF ABBREVIATED BRIEFING ............................... 3−2−2 3−2−3. CONDUCT OF OUTLOOK BRIEFING ................................... 3−2−3 Chapter 4. Inflight Services Section 1. General 4−1−1. INFLIGHT SERVICES ................................................. 4−1−1 4−1−2. OPERATIONAL PRIORITY ............................................ 4−1−1 4−1−3. INFLIGHT WEATHER BRIEFING ....................................... 4−1−1 4−1−4. INFLIGHT EQUIPMENT MALFUNCTIONS ............................... 4−1−1 4−1−5. AIRCRAFT REPORTED MALFUNCTIONS ............................... 4−1−1 4−1−6. NAVAID FLIGHT CHECK .............................................. 4−1−2 Section 2. Data Recording 4−2−1. TYPES OF DATA RECORDED .......................................... 4−2−1 4−2−2. METHODS OF RECORDING DATA ..................................... 4−2−1 4−2−3. IFR/VFR/DVFR FLIGHT PLAN RECORDING ............................. 4−2−2 4−2−4. FLIGHT PROGRESS STRIPS (FAA FORMS 7230-21 AND 7233-5) ............ 4−2−2 4−2−5. FLIGHT PROGRESS STRIPS AND ENTRY DATA .......................... 4−2−2 4−2−6. AIRCRAFT CONTACTS ............................................... 4−2−6 ii Table of Contents 10/12/17 JO 7110.10Z Section 3. Radio Communications Paragraph Page 4−3−1. FREQUENCY USE .................................................... 4−3−1 4−3−2. AUTHORIZED TRANSMISSIONS ....................................... 4−3−1 4−3−3. RADIO MESSAGE FORMAT ........................................... 4−3−1 4−3−4. ABBREVIATED TRANSMISSION ....................................... 4−3−2 4−3−5. ROUTINE RADIO CONTACTS ......................................... 4−3−2 4−3−6. RADIO COMMUNICATIONS TRANSFER ................................ 4−3−4 4−3−7. ATC CLEARANCES, ADVISORIES, OR REQUESTS ....................... 4−3−4 4−3−8. DEPARTURE REPORTS ............................................... 4−3−4 4−3−9. IFR FLIGHT PROGRESS REPORTS ..................................... 4−3−5 4−3−10. ARRIVAL/MISSED APPROACH REPORTS .............................. 4−3−5 4−3−11. NONDELIVERY OF MESSAGES ....................................... 4−3−5 4−3−12. BROADCAST (BLIND TRANSMISSION) OF MESSAGES .................. 4−3−5 4−3−13. PENETRATION OF CLASS A AIRSPACE OR PROHIBITED/RESTRICTED AREA ........................................................... 4−3−5 Section 4. Airport Advisory Services (Alaska Only) 4−4−1. TYPES OF AIRPORT ADVISORY SERVICES ............................. 4−4−1 4−4−2. GENERAL ........................................................... 4−4−1 4−4−3. AIRPORT ADVISORY/RAIS ELEMENTS AND PHRASEOLOGY ............. 4−4−2 4−4−4. CHARTS ............................................................ 4−4−4 4−4−5. AUTHORIZED FREQUENCIES ......................................... 4−4−4 4−4−6. TRAFFIC CONTROL .................................................. 4−4−5 4−4−7. AIRCRAFT EQUIPMENT CHECKS ...................................... 4−4−5 Section 5. Special VFR Operation 4−5−1. AUTHORIZATION .................................................... 4−5−1 4−5−2. REQUESTS FOR SPECIAL VFR CLEARANCE ............................ 4−5−1 4−5−3. VISIBILITY BELOW 1 MILE ........................................... 4−5−2 4−5−4. PREDESIGNED SPECIAL VFR CLEARANCES ............................ 4−5−3 Chapter 5. Emergency Services Section 1. General 5−1−1. EMERGENCY DETERMINATION ....................................... 5−1−1 5−1−2. RESPONSIBILITY .................................................... 5−1−1 5−1−3. OBTAINING INFORMATION ........................................... 5−1−1 5−1−4. COORDINATION ..................................................... 5−1−1 5−1−5. PROVIDING ASSISTANCE ............................................. 5−1−1 5−1−6. RECORDING INFORMATION .......................................... 5−1−2
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