AIR TO AIR FREQUENCIES

[tonguetie]

Iam looking for frequencies for air to air chatter i have a couple but not many any help greatly appreciated thank you in advance. :

 

[K2KOH]

Interesting civil air to air frequency is 123.450...the unofficial pilot chit-chat channel. Interesting comms on this frequency at times...

 

[fivestarr]

air-to-air chat

I believe 122.75 is designated for that officially. I use them both and 123.45 more often because its easier to remember.

 

[nd5y]

Here is the complete list of US aviation frequencies and their uses:
http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/...ccess.gpo.gov/cfr_2004/octqtr/47cfr87.173.htm

The station class codes used in the above link are here:
http://a257.g.akamaitech.net/7/257/...ccess.gpo.gov/cfr_2004/octqtr/47cfr87.171.htm

123.45 is officially a flight test frequency. Most of the air-to-air type stuff
can be found from 122.7 - 123.575.

Tom

 

[dmaharajh]

In the Caribbean Air-to-Air communications by pilots (incl. US Airlines) flying over Piarco Airspace is on 123.45 and 123.4

Its interesting to hear AA, UA, ACA pilots communicate with one another and talk about their plans when they get back home! They also exchange flight condition reports at various levels.

 

[TeRayCodA]

123.450 is pretty busy where I am;commercial pilot chatter,civilian aircraft,ect.Also 122.750 is another pilot-to-pilot freq.

Also,whenever the cockpit mics are "left open"unkwowingly by the pilots on some of the center freqs the conversations can be quite interesting.

 

[Colin9690]

122.75 is used for formation flights and practicing manuevers. Pilots call on this freq to announce their intentions or to talk to others in the formation. Many use it for an aircraft "CB" channel, but it is not supposed to be used that way.

 

[Caesar]

if you are in an area like i am, where there is not an enormous amount of aircraft around, i just let the scanner search and lock out the freqs, that i know are the local airport approach/depature/tower etc, so i only get air-2-air comms...