Which type of radio calls must be directed to the OLF ADO?

Which type of radio calls must be directed to the OLF ADO?

• A. Inbound, Splitting, Departing, Interrogatives
• B. Traffic
• C. Weather
• D. All calls to Traffic

Answer: (A)

The type of radio calls that must be directed to the OLF ADO are those that involve direct field coordination: inbound arrivals, splitting movements in the pattern, departing aircraft, and interrogatives (questions or information requests). The OLF ADO serves as the central point for field operations, so when an aircraft is arriving, needs to change its pattern or position (splitting), is departing, or has a question requiring field guidance, those calls require immediate coordination with the ADO to maintain safe sequencing and airspace management. Weather or routine traffic advisories are typically handled through other contacts or channels, so they don’t require routing to the ADO.

The type of radio calls that must be directed to the OLF ADO are those that involve direct field coordination: inbound arrivals, splitting movements in the pattern, departing aircraft, and interrogatives (questions or information requests). The OLF ADO serves as the central point for field operations, so when an aircraft is arriving, needs to change its pattern or position (splitting), is departing, or has a question requiring field guidance, those calls require immediate coordination with the ADO to maintain safe sequencing and airspace management. Weather or routine traffic advisories are typically handled through other contacts or channels, so they don’t require routing to the ADO.