Which frequency is used by EFTA Apron?

The use of specific frequencies for air traffic communication is critical for maintaining effective and safe operations at airports. In the context of EFTA Apron, the frequency 118.700 MHz is designated for apron communication. This frequency allows ground control and aircraft operations on the apron to communicate effectively, ensuring that aircraft can maneuver safely while taking on passengers, cargo, or preparing for departure.

Frequencies for air traffic control are regulated by international standards and practices, including those established by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). Each frequency is carefully chosen to minimize interference and provide clear communication among the various participants in the aviation environment, such as pilots, ground crew, and air traffic controllers.

Other frequencies listed, although they may be used in other air traffic communications or at different air traffic control positions, do not pertain specifically to EFTA Apron operations. Therefore, understanding the specific communication needs of ground operations leads to the identification of 118.700 MHz as the correct frequency for EFTA Apron communications.