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    IFR Clearance Shorthand Symbols

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    This document provides shorthand symbols that air traffic controllers use for common words and phrases in air traffic clearances. Some examples include "60" for altitudes between 6,000 and 17,000 feet, "FL" for flight level, "C" for cleared, "DR" for direct, and "R" for report. In total, over 50 shorthand symbols are listed to allow for concise yet unambiguous communication between air traffic control and pilots.

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    IFR Clearance Shorthand Symbols

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    This document provides shorthand symbols that air traffic controllers use for common words and phrases in air traffic clearances. Some examples include "60" for altitudes between 6,000 and 17,000 feet, "FL" for flight level, "C" for cleared, "DR" for direct, and "R" for report. In total, over 50 shorthand symbols are listed to allow for concise yet unambiguous communication between air traffic control and pilots.

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    This document provides shorthand symbols that air traffic controllers use for common words and phrases in air traffic clearances. Some examples include "60" for altitudes between 6,000 and 17,000 feet, "FL" for flight level, "C" for cleared, "DR" for direct, and "R" for report. In total, over 50 shorthand symbols are listed to allow for concise yet unambiguous communication between air traffic control and pilots.

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    IFR Clearance Shorthand Symbols

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    Alex Dominguez Miguez
    This document provides shorthand symbols that air traffic controllers use for common words and phrases in air traffic clearances. Some examples include "60" for altitudes between 6,000 and 17,000 feet, "FL" for flight level, "C" for cleared, "DR" for direct, and "R" for report. In total, over 50 shorthand symbols are listed to allow for concise yet unambiguous communication between air traffic control and pilots.

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    IFR CLEARENCES SHORTHAND SYMBOLS

    Words and Phrases Shorthand Words and Phrases Shorthand

    Above…………………………………………………… ABV
    Expect Further Clearance (time or location)………… EFC

    Above (“Above Six thousand”)………………………. 60


    Flight Level……………………………………………… FL

    Advise…………………………………………………… ADV
    Flight Planned Route………………………………….. FPR

    After (passing)…………………………………………. < or AFT


    For Further Clearance…………………………………. FFC

    Airport…………………………………………………... A
    From……………………………………………………… FR or FRM

    (Alternate Instructions)………………………………... ( )
    Heading…………………………………………………. HDG

    Altitude 6,000 - 17,000……………………………….. 60-170


    Hold (direction) (“Hold west”)…………………………. H-W

    And……………………………………………………… &
    Holding Pattern…………………………………………

    Approach……………………………………………….. AP
    Inbound…………………………………………………. IB

    Final…………………………………………………… F
    Intercept………………………………………………... or INT

    Instrument Landing System………………………… ILS


    Intersection…………………………………………….. or XN

    Localizer Back Course………………………………. LBC


    Landing…………………………………………………. LDG

    Localizer Only………………………………………… LOC


    Maintain (or magnetic)………………………………… M

    Nondirectional Beacon……………………………… NDB


    Middle Marker………………………………………….. MM

    Precision Approach Radar………………………….. PAR


    Compass Locator at Middle Marker………………. LMM

    Surveillance Radar…………………………………… ASR


    No (or not) Later Than…………………………………. NLT

    Approach Control………………………………………. APC


    On Course………………………………………………. OC

    As Filed………………………………………………….. AF
    Outbound……………………………………………….. OB

    As Published……………………………………………. APUB
    Outer Marker (Compass Locator)…..………………… LOM

    At…………………………………………………………. @
    Over (ident over the line)………………………………. OKC

    (ATC) Advises…………………………………………… CA
    Procedure Turn…………………………………………. PT

    (ATC) Clears or Cleared………………………………… C


    Radar Contact………………………………………….. RCT

    (ATC) Requests…………………………………………. CR
    Radar Vector……………………………………………. RV

    Bearing………………………………………………….. BRG or BR
    Radial (092 radial)……………………………………… 092R

    Before (reaching, passing)…………………………….. >


    Report…………………………………………………… R

    Below……………………………………………………. BLO
    Report Leaving………………………………………. RL

    Below (“Below six thousand”)………………………… 60


    Report On Course…………………………………… R-CRS

    Center…………………………………………………… CTR
    Report Over………………………………………….. RO

    Cleared or (ATC) Clears……………………………….. C


    Report Passing………………………………………. RP

    Cleared As Filed………………………………………… CAF


    Report Reaching…………………………………….. RR

    Cleared to Land………………………………………… CL
    Report Procedure Turn Inbound…………………… RPTI

    Climb (to)…………………………………………………
    Reverse Course……………………………………….. RC

    Climb via………………………………………………… V
    Runway (number)…………………………………….. RWY 26

    Contact…………………………………………………… CT
    Squawk.………………………………………………… SQ

    Contact Approach……………………………………… CAP


    Standby………………………………………………… STBY

    Cross (crossing)………………………………………… X
    Takeoff………………………………………………….. TO

    Cruise…………………………………………………….
    Tower…………………………………………………… Z OR TWR

    Depart (departure)……………………………………… DP
    Track…………………………………………………… TR

    Departure Control……………………………………… DPC


    Turn Left, or Turn Left After Departure……………… or LT

    Descend (to)……………………………………………..
    Turn Right, or Turn Right After Departure………….. or RT

    Direct…………………………………………………….. DR or D
    Until…………………………………………………….. til or U

    DME Fix (15 DME mile fix)…………………………….. 15


    or D15
    Until Advised (by)…………………………………… UA

    Each……………………………………………………… EA
    Until Further Advised………………………………. UFA

    Eastbound………………………………………………. EB
    VFR On Top……………………………………………. VFR

    Established……………………………………………… ESTB
    VOR……………………………………………………..

    Expect…………………………………………………… EX Victor (victor airway 29)……………………………….. V29

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