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Communication


                 When we fly over water, we want assistance as quickly as possible if something

                 goes wrong and we have to make an emergency landing in the water.





                 Copenhagen information service in Jutland is assigned to the local Approach
                 service units. There is a division into Local Traffic Areas (LTAs)


                 Here  it  is  these  Approach  units  in  the  relevant  LTA  that  provide  air  traffic

                 control service as well as flight information service and alerting service for us.


                 Remember that even if you are flying in an LTA, you must request to enter the

                 part of the LTA that consists of the control zone and TMA (terminal area).




                 4.10.4.1     Position reports

                 The  communication  en-route  outside  controlled  airspace  is  mostly  position

                 reports from our side.


                 However, we may also want information about the weather, frequencies, etc.

                 If we experience weather that could pose a danger to others, we are obligated

                 to report it.




                 Here is our route from Borup to Stauning. We are above Reporting Point Borup.












                 It is time to contact Copenhagen Information:




                                       Copenhagen Information OY-CTZ


                    When we are on the ATC flight plan, we do not need to provide the information
                  from this to Information.

                  So,  the  aircraft  type,  number  of  persons  on  board  and  endurance  have
                  Information information about.
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