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April 9th 04, 02:28 AM
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"Arden Prinz" wrote in message om... That's what I figured. Would "all frequencies" have the same meaning at other locations, or is the meaning of "all frequencies" location-specific? I'd like to make my first call on the appropriate frequency; when I have passengers (as I did when this happened), it makes me look stupid (or maybe stupider :-) ), when I call and am told that I'm on the wrong frequency. "All frequencies" is not standard phraseology. In my opinion it shouldn't be used as it was because it's quite reasonable to make the assumption you did. Instead, the ATIS should just state that ground, clearance, and tower are combined on tower frequency. 
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