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Communication

- BEG

If you are going to fly VFR abroad, you must have a BEG certificate (or a GEN

English). With a BEG certificate you are allowed to talk on the radio all over

the world, where English-language correspondence is used. It is called BEG

because it is restricted to VFR flight.
- GEN

If you are going to fly IFR, a GEN certificate is required. GEN stands for

GENerel certificate. The language here is English.

This compendium deals with theory that specifically belongs to the BEG-

certificate, but it also broadly covers the theory of N-BEG. However, there is a

slight difference in the phraseology of N-BEG and BEG.

The theory for the GEN certificate must be read separately.

4.2.2 Rights, conditions and responsibilities

The N-BEG certificate entitles the holder to conduct radio correspondence in

Danish language on frequencies above 30 MHz to and from an aircraft in

connection with a VFR flight within Danish territory (and areas where Danish

language use is accepted) and under the conditions mentioned below.

The use of radio equipment requires that the user has thoroughly familiarized

themselves with the operation of these, and that the user has a valid radio

certificate with a valid language level endorsement.

The person who carries out radio communication is responsible for ensuring that

their own communication takes place in accordance with the applicable

regulations.

An N-BEG certificate entitles you to communicate in Danish.

A BEG certificate entitles you to communicate in English.

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