Talking Radio

Name: Talking Radio
Address: Port Alfred, 6170, ZA
Telephone: +37254457285

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Drone Facilitation, Aviation Project Management, VHF Aeronautical radio lectures within the Aviation

Talking Radio was initially developed to assist in meeting the needs of the general aviation industry with respect to VHF communication between Pilot and ATC by supplying radio lectures as well as study material including simulated VHF Communication CD’s and booklets to those aviation personnel struggling to communicate on the aeronautical radio. We now offer English Language Proficiency training

for pilots and flight engineers in order to meet the prescribed ICAO standard and testing criteria, consultants have been trained and recruited to facilitate this requirement both locally and abroad. Visit our website for more information on our products and services; www.talkingradio.net

25/03/2023

Welcome to Talking Radio`s Two Way Radio Communications Webinar (pre-recorded), with our special guest Captain Andrew (Ace) Evans. He is both a former ATC an...

06/08/2022

Well done to Kaiser, Cameron and Ulrich from Cemair who recently completed their Airside Vehicle Operators Permit with Rob Purkiss from Talking Radio. Known as PARTAC in South Africa, this enables the driver of any vehicle type to operate on the controlled airports manoeuvring area while under instruction from ATC on frequency.

28/07/2022

13/06/2022

Well done Michaela and Rob with this recent two way radio communications course for Disaster Management, thanks to Stenden University for their ongoing support!

16/01/2022

Is Control Pilot Data Link Communications (CPDLC), the way forward for all classes within the Aviation Sector? (As opposed to VHF Radio comm`s):

Expected Benefits of CPDLC:
Less communication on the ATC frequency;
Increased sector capacities;
More pilot requests can be dealt with simultaneously;
Reduced probability of miscommunication (e.g. due call sign confusion);
Safer frequency changes, hence fewer loss of communication events.

15/11/2021

For information, as per the SAMSA Marine Notice MIN 04-21, they are no longer facilitating conversion applications for the Marine SRC Licensing. So in other words, all applicants are now required to complete the full Marine Short Range Certification course.

15/11/2021

This Audio Guide using A.I.voice over technology, gives the user an opportunity to listen to practical,(how to), Radio Telephony (RT) scenarios between:a) Pilot and ATC b) Pilot and Pilot These practical RT examples, as illustrated. are made availabl...

13/11/2021

Talking Radio shares some interesting facts about radio operations and communications through the ages Part 1

Noor Inayat Khan, a World War II spy, became the first Indian origin woman to be honoured with the Blue Plaque in the UK. She was awarded for her service in the Special Operations Executive during World War II.

11/11/2021

An article has been written about Talking Radio in this week's edition of Talk of the Town - a local newspaper which is read in Port Alfred and surrounding areas. Great to have these accreditations under one roof :)

05/11/2021

The ICAO Global Reporting Format, which takes on the form of a
Runway Condition Report (RCR), is currently being implemented globally and will be forwarded to air traffic services and aeronautical information services for transmission to the flight crew by SNOWTAM, ATIS and if necessary radio broadcasts

https://www.icao.int/safety/Pages/GRF.aspx

The ICAO Global Reporting Format for runway surface conditions (GRF) mitigates the risk of runway excursions by enabling a harmonized assessment and reporting of runway surface conditions and an improved flight crew assessment of take-off and landing performance.

05/11/2021

Message our offices to find out more about the Marine Short Range Certification course as mentioned in this Mariner`s bulletin

03/11/2021

Talking Radio is excited to broadcast to the Aviation and Marine fraternity that we have expanded our radio wavelength to reach the global sector. Take a look at the course, studyware and extras on offer, and consider becoming part of an online training organisation geared to support your radio telephony requirements. Please visit us on https://talkingradio.net

Training and development for aviation and maritime pilots.

25/10/2021

Maintain a listening watch on Marine Channel 16

Channel 16 VHF (156.8 MHz) is a marine VHF radio frequency designated as an international distress frequency.[1] Primarily intended for distress, urgency and safety priority calls, the frequency may also carry routine calls used to establish communication before switching to another working channel.

09/10/2021

This Talking Radio podcast focuses on common Radio Telephony terminology errors on an Aviation frequ

01/10/2021

https://news.yahoo.com/philippine-angels-sea-voices-repel-153650391.html

The Philippines introduces an all-female coast guard radio unit as it challenges Chinese aggression in the South China Sea after years of inaction.

21/09/2021

21/09/2021

02/08/2021

Find out more about the duties of an Area Controller as they fulfill their Air Traffic Control tasks

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Port Alfred
6170

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+37254457285

Website

http://www.talkingradio.net/

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