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5. Civilian air ambulance. State the word
“LIFEGUARD” followed by the numbers/letters of
the registration number.
EXAMPLE-
“Lifeguard Two Six Four Six.”
6. U.S. military. State one of the following:
(a) The service name, followed by the word
“copter,” when appropriate, and the last 5 digits of the
serial number.
EXAMPLE-
“Navy Five Six Seven One Three.”
“Coast Guard Six One Three Two Seven.”
“Air Guard One Three Five Eight Six.”
“Army Copter Three Two One Seven Six.”
NOTEIf
aircraft identification becomes a problem, the
procedures reflected in FAAO JO 7210.3, Facility
Operation and Administration, para2-1-13, Aircraft
Identification Problems, will apply.
(b) Special military operations. State one of
the following followed by the last 5 digits of the serial
number:
(c) Air evacuation flights. “AIR EVAC,”
“MARINE AIR EVAC,” or “NAVY AIR EVAC.”
EXAMPLE-
“Air Evac One Seven Six Five Two.”
(d) Rescue flights. (Service name)
“RESCUE.”
EXAMPLE-
“Air Force Rescue Six One Five Seven Niner.”
(e) Air Mobility Command. “REACH.”
EXAMPLE-
“Reach Seven Eight Five Six Two.”
(f) Special Air Mission. “SAM.”
EXAMPLE-
“Sam Niner One Five Six Two.”
(g) USAF Contract Aircraft “LOGAIR.”
EXAMPLE-
“Logair Seven Five Eight Two Six.”
(h) Military tactical and training:
(1) U.S. Air Force, Air National Guard,
Military District of Washington priority aircraft, and
USAF civil disturbance aircraft. Pronounceable
words of 3 to 6 letters followed by a 1 to 5 digit
number.
EXAMPLE-
“Paul Two Zero.”
“Pat One Five Seven.”
“Gaydog Four.”
NOTEWhen
the “Z” suffix described in para 2-3-7, USAF/USN
Undergraduate Pilots, is added to identify aircraft piloted
by USAF undergraduate pilots, the call sign will be limited
to a combination of six characters.
(2) Navy or Marine fleet and training
command aircraft. The service name and 2 letters, or
a digit and a letter (use letter phonetic equivalents),
followed by 2 or 3 digits.
EXAMPLE-
“Navy Golf Alfa Two One.”
“Marine Four Charlie Two Three Six.”
(i) NORAD interceptors. An assigned double
letter 2-digit flight number.
EXAMPLE-
“Alfa Kilo One Five.”
JO 7110.65S 2/14/08
2-4-10 Radio and Interphone Communications
7. Presidential aircraft and Presidential family
aircraft:
(a) When the President is aboard a military
aircraft, state the name of the military service,
followed by the word “One.”
EXAMPLE-
“Air Force One.”
“Army One.”
“Marine One.”
(b) When the President is aboard a civil
aircraft, state the words “Executive One.”
(c) When a member of the President's family
is aboard any aircraft, if the U.S. Secret Service or the
White House Staff determines it is necessary, state the
words “Executive One Foxtrot.”
REFERENCEFAAO
JO 7110.65, Para 2-1-4, Operational Priority.
8. Vice Presidential aircraft:
(a) When the Vice President is aboard a
military aircraft, state the name of the military
service, followed by the word “Two.”
EXAMPLE-
“Air Force Two.”
“Army Two.”
“Marine Two.”
(b) When the Vice President is aboard a civil
aircraft, state the words “Executive Two.”
(c) When a member of the Vice President's
family is aboard any aircraft, if the U.S. Secret
Service or the White House Staff determines it is
necessary, state the words “Executive Two Foxtrot.”
REFERENCEFAAO
JO 7110.65, Para 2-1-4, Operational Priority.
9. DOT and FAA flights. The following
alphanumeric identifiers and radio/interphone call
signs are established for use in air/ground communications
when the Secretary of Transportation, Deputy
Secretary of Transportation, FAA Administrator or
FAA Deputy Administrator have a requirement to
identify themselves. (SeeTBL 2-4-2.)
TBL 2-4-2
DOT and FAA Alphanumeric Identifiers
and Call Signs
Official Identifier Call Sign
Secretary of Transportation DOT-1 Transport-1
Deputy Secretary of
Transportation
DOT-2 Transport-2
Administrator,
Federal Aviation Administration
FAA-1 Safeair-1
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