ARINC & Airline Company Channels

[FLRAILMAN]

Any aviation monitors out there listen to these frequencies exclusively.
122.825 MHz 122.875 MHz 128.55 MHz to 132.0 Mhz & 136.5 MHz to 136.975 MHz?

www.arinc.com/home.html

FLRAILMAN

 

[gldavis]

Any aviation monitors out there listen to these frequencies exclusively.
122.825 MHz 122.875 MHz 128.55 MHz to 132.0 Mhz & 136.5 MHz to 136.975 MHz?

ARINC - World Leader in Transportation Communications and Systems Engineering.

FLRAILMAN

I listen to many freqs in my area (SLC, Ut). Among them, are those you have listed. However, I do not listen to just them (exclusively). Not sure what your intent is.

 

[FLRAILMAN]

ARINC & Airline Company freqs.

I was heavy into aviation monitoring for quite a while now, however I am tired of listening to vectors, climbs & decents so now I am going to just monitor the aformentioned frequencies as they run the spectrum from being quite entertaining & amusing to downright terrifying at times, I am quite sure that you have overheard conversations about serious situations with an aircraft that would make you swear off flying forever. Just wanted to know if there was anybody out there like myself that could maybe start posting such transmissions, I am not looking to get crazy with posting like it's a job, just want to enjoy myself.

FLRAILMAN

 

[DaveNF2G]

I wonder if such postings might draw the wrong kind of attention to the hobby. Airlines are private companies and might not take kindly to on-the-record dissemination of their internal communications. Remember the Communications Act. Airlines and other private entities (as opposed to government services) might have a genuine interest in seeing it enforced.

 

[DCMon]

various activity heard

I have heard several medical situations here in the pacific northwest. But only hearing one side takes some of the interest out.

 

[FLRAILMAN]

ARINC & airline company frequencies

Your probably right Dave, I don't need that hassle in this post 9/11 paranoia, I'll just monitor those frequencies & keep what I hear to myself, Thanks for the heads up.

FLRAILMAN

 

[SCPD]

and if they didn't want people to listen, why wold they post it on their website????. It is COMMON PUBLIC Knowledge???

 

[DaveNF2G]

The frequencies are public knowledge. The conversations on those frequencies are not. Read up.

 

[Command30]

Not sure if this helps. It is what the flight crews have.

Edit: I also have the HF charts for ARINC, Houston Radio, Stockholm Radio, etc.

 

[FLRAILMAN]

Arinc & airline company frequencies

ianduke, I never noticed your very informative reply until this thread was resurrected. Thanks much.

FLRAILMAN

 

[lzielasko]

Great information ianduke! Additionally, there are updated (and less wrinkled) charts/lists available at Jeppesen Charts.

 

[Command30]

Great information ianduke! Additionally, there are updated (and less wrinkled) charts/lists available at Jeppesen Charts.

Good find, didn't know they had those on their website for public access (usually pretty restrictive like that)

Also I didn't have a flatbed scanner handy, so sorry about the paper folds

 

[dmi]

EDIT: Ooops, the link below was already posted


http://www.arinc.com/products/voice_data_comm/air_ground_radio_svc/jepp_charts.html

I just recently got back into air-band and logged some relays via ARINC VHF.
Yes, they aren't keeping it a secret. I have an old ARINC manual I got from a pilot. neat stuff... logged some relays via VHF ..


j

 

[thomas724]

Airinc @ YYZ

I did a search for Airinc as the 129.4 didnt look legit to me and got the following 129.1 129.1250 130.0250 130.4750 131.4750 131.5500 Acars 136.9750
and before when I had my yb 400 I listened to ldoc all the time some interesting stuff was being said

 

[bm_north60]

I hear alot of similar comms on 6640 khz. Have heard several medical emergencies as well as mechanical issues discussed.

 

[midnightcaller]

what is the longest distance you have picked up? I'm in the Everett area and I heard a plane from Salt Lake City Ut that isabout 900 miles

 

[thomas724]

Longest

this was about 10 yrs ago on a Grundig Yaght boy 400 on approx 300 ft of wire strung on my balcony 11 floors up. Air traffic talking to ground controller in Perth Australia. Marine was good too

 

[DaveNF2G]

Longest VHF aviation rx (which is what the thread was about originally): about 200 miles in ACARS mode.

Longest HF rx: NNN0ICE on 13.995 USB (Navy MARS station in Antarctica) from Rochester, NY.