Roger
'Rodger' was the original meaning for the letter 'R' in the phonetic alphabet. First making its appearance around 1938 it was used by the military in place of the 'received.
Roger that. Ground handling with the steerable nosewheel and brake hand lever on the console is a breeze, just like the CTLS.
But right off, I notice the MC feels...solid, like a bigger airplane.
Tower clears takeoff, I power up, and off we go.
ROGER - Used when you're not sure what else to say.
SECTIONAL CHART - Any chart that ends 25 nm short of your destination.
STALL - Technique used to explain to the bank why your car payment is late.
Roger: Term used by pilots when not sure what else to say.
Roll: The first design priority for a fully loaded KC-135A.
Service Ceiling: Altitude at which cabin crews can serve drinks.
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Roger - The most popular name in radio.
Runway - 1. Place where exotic flight attendant starts her act (also see "Airstrip"). 2. Ramp extending from the stage into the audience area at all good burlesque houses in Vegas.
ROGER- I have received all of your last transmission. It should not be used to answer a question requiring a yes or a no answer.
(See AFFIRMATIVE.)
(See NEGATIVE.) ...
Voice 1: Roger, PSA 1705, fly heading 350, vectors to final.
I smiled when I heard that. I figured if airline captains could ask for vectors, so could private pilots, and even students.
PETER QUEEN ROGER SUGAR TARE UNCLE VICTOR
WILLIAM X-RAY YOKE ZEBRA
ALFA BRAVO CHARLEY DELTA ECHO FOXTROT GOLF ...
"Roger": R/T acknowledgement for "Received O.K."
"Roger-Wilco": R/T acknowledgement for "Received O.K. Will comply."
Roll: Rotation of airplane about its longitudinal axis.
ROUNDUP: Plans for invasion of Western Europe, Spring 1943.
Roger: Commonly used word in aviation communications, to indicate that an instruction has been received and understood. Also, to roger is to read back and acknowledge an instrction.
Roger - The most popular name in radio. S-turn - Course flown by student pilot from point A to point B. Short-field Takeoff - A takeoff from any field less than 10,000 feet long.
Will Rogers World Airport, P.O. Box 59965, Oklahoma City, OK 73159; 405/685-7969, fax 405/685-7985 [the 99's is the International Organization of Women Pilots] AOPA Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association, 421 Aviation Way, Frederick, MD 21701; ...
Renowned Canadian folk singer Stan Rogers died while helping other passengers evacuate the aircraft.
July 16 - A British Airways Sikorsky S-61 helicopter crashed into the sea off the Isles of Scilly.
MIX: Four Two X-Ray. Do not have them in sight. PBI: Roger, but he's no factor.
MIX: Palm Beach, Piedmont Seven Hundred. We're passing one point one for seven thou . . . er . . . five thousand.
ABLE BAKER CHARLEY DOG EASY FOX GEORGE HOW ITEM JIG KING LOVE MIKE NAN OBOE PETER QUEEN ROGER SUGAR TARE UNCLE VICTOR WILLIAM X-RAY YOKE ZEBRA
ALTIMETER - An adjustable aneroid-barometic cockpit instrument used to measure an aircraft's altitude.
RADAR - Radio Detection and Ranging
RCO - Remote Communications Outlet
Roger - Communications acknowledgement
RNAV - Area Navigation
RTB - Return to Base
RVR - Runway Visual Range
RVSM - Reduced Vertical Separation Minimum ...
The first aircraft calls up, tells me his magnetic heading and route he wants to fly. In a slightly wavering voice I repeat his callsign in reply and say "Roger, maintain heading 255." ...
Roger - I have received all of your last transmission.
Say again - Repeat what you just said.
Standby -Wait... I will get back to you.
Unable - I can't do it.
Verify - Request confirmation of instruction or transmit correct information.
Roger - Used when you're not sure what else to say.
Roll - The first design priority for a fully loaded KC-135A.
Service Ceiling - Altitude at which cabin crews can serve drinks.
Spoilers - The Federal Aviation Administration.
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