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October 17th 04, 10:04 PM
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"GeorgeF" == GeorgeF writes with some embedded non-ascii:
GeorgeF The most common question I get is \223what frequency can I GeorgeF hear Airforce One on?\224 The answer is the standard approach GeorgeF and tower freqs, nothing special And what do they call the plane on the radio, just "Airforce One"? Airforce Zero for security reasons? What? |
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October 18th 04, 01:30 AM
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Dan Jacobson wrote:
"GeorgeF" == GeorgeF writes with some embedded non-ascii: GeorgeF The most common question I get is \223what frequency can I GeorgeF hear Airforce One on?\224 The answer is the standard approach GeorgeF and tower freqs, nothing special And what do they call the plane on the radio, just "Airforce One"? Airforce Zero for security reasons? What? Airforce One is the callsign used when the President is aboard (that is what its called on the radio "Airforce One Cleared To Land"). If the president is not aboard the aircraft callsign changes to SAM28000 or SAM29000 depending on which of the two 747's they're using that day. Really not much secret when it comes to AF1 Comms on the ATC freqs, they have to do just like any other plane in the ATC system.... George http://www.MilAirComms.com |
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October 19th 04, 01:18 AM
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On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 00:30:28 GMT, GeorgeF
wrote: Dan Jacobson wrote: "GeorgeF" == GeorgeF writes with some embedded non-ascii: GeorgeF The most common question I get is \223what frequency can I GeorgeF hear Airforce One on?\224 The answer is the standard approach GeorgeF and tower freqs, nothing special And what do they call the plane on the radio, just "Airforce One"? Airforce Zero for security reasons? What? Airforce One is the callsign used when the President is aboard (that is what its called on the radio "Airforce One Cleared To Land"). If the president is not aboard the aircraft callsign changes to SAM28000 or SAM29000 depending on which of the two 747's they're using that day. Really not much secret when it comes to AF1 Comms on the ATC freqs, they have to do just like any other plane in the ATC system.... George http://www.MilAirComms.com |
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October 19th 04, 01:19 AM
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Oops on prior early send. On Mon, 18 Oct 2004 00:30:28 GMT, GeorgeF wrote: Dan Jacobson wrote: "GeorgeF" == GeorgeF writes with some embedded non-ascii: GeorgeF The most common question I get is \223what frequency can I GeorgeF hear Airforce One on?\224 The answer is the standard approach GeorgeF and tower freqs, nothing special And what do they call the plane on the radio, just "Airforce One"? Airforce Zero for security reasons? What? Airforce One is the callsign used when the President is aboard (that is what its called on the radio "Airforce One Cleared To Land"). Unless the VP is the primary passenger, when it's called Airforce Undisclosed. If the president is not aboard the aircraft callsign changes to SAM28000 or SAM29000 depending on which of the two 747's they're using that day. Really not much secret when it comes to AF1 Comms on the ATC freqs, they have to do just like any other plane in the ATC system.... George http://www.MilAirComms.com |
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