Transmission of letters
- 21 May 2018
- Olivier Thaon
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The words in the table below shall be used when transmission of individual letters is required:
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The syllables to be emphasized are underlined.
Letter | Word | Pronunciation | Audio |
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A | Alpha | AL FA | |
B | Bravo | BRA VO | |
C | Charlie | TCHAR LI | |
D | Delta | DEL TA | |
E | Echo | ÈCK O | |
F | Foxtrot | FOKS TROT | |
G | Golf | GOLF | |
H | Hotel | HOH TELL | |
I | India | IN DIA | |
J | Juliet | DJOU LI ÈTT | |
K | Kilo | KI LO | |
L | Lima | LI MA | |
M | Mike | MAI K | |
N | November | NO VEM BER | |
O | Oscar | OSS CAR | |
P | Papa | PA PA | |
Q | Quebec | KE BEK | |
R | Romeo | RO MEO | |
S | Sierra | SI ER RAH | |
T | Tango | TANG GO | |
U | Uniform | YOU NI FORM | |
V | Victor | VIC TOH | |
W | Whiskey | OUISS KI | |
X | X-Ray | ECKS RAY | |
Y | Yankee | YANG KI | |
Z | Zulu | ZOU LOU |
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- If there is no risk of affecting the correct reception and intelligibility of the message, the use of phonetic spelling may be avoided.
Example: some abbreviations such as QNH, ILS, QFU, etc. - Each letter of the aircraft call sign shall be pronounced separately using the phonetic spelling, with the exception of telephony designator and aircraft type.