CTAF stands for Common Traffic Advisory Frequency. It is a designated radio frequency used by pilots to communicate with each other when operating in uncontrolled airspace, such as at non-towered airports. Pilots use the CTAF to announce their intentions, such as their position, altitude, and intended maneuvers, in order to help maintain safe separation and avoid collisions with other aircraft.
CTAF frequencies are typically published on charts and in airport directories, and pilots are required to monitor and follow communications on the CTAF while operating in the vicinity of an airport without a control tower. It is important for pilots to listen for traffic calls and make their own calls to ensure that all aircraft operating in the area are aware of each other's positions and intentions.
Overall, CTAF is an important tool for promoting safe and efficient communication among pilots in uncontrolled airspace.
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