Radio Communication In Canada

This is the PDF of the slides used during the presentation. 1.8M

This PDF contains a list of phrases you will commonly hear or use on the radio. 0.5M

This worksheet can be used to learn and organize radio calls.

This is an example of the worksheet filled in for radio calls that would be made at Oshawa during departure.

Nav Canada has put together a comprehensive guide for VFR pilots covering radio communications.  All of us should be familiar with this !

Transport Canada publication TP14371, the AIM, no longer needs to be purchased as a soft cover book.  It is also available as a PDF, which is very handy, since it allows you to use text search functions to find that elusive item you are looking for.

Innovation, Science and Economic Development Canada (previously Industry Canada), has a study guide for the aviation radio station license, or in fancy language, the Restricted Operator Certificate With Aeronautical Qualification (ROC-A).  There is some material regarding emergency communications that is especially interesting, since it seems there is not quite enough time in Ground School to cover the details of everything.

This is an excellent on-line course that requires approximately 1/2 hour to complete.  While you do not need an AOPA membership, you will need to create an AOPA Web Login, so they can track your progress through the course.  You can come back at any time and continue where you left off.