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As was answered, they are ARINC operators. There are a few telltale signs. Notice in the transmissions, they are required to say, "ATC Clears" or sometimes they will give the facility name, i.e. "Oakland Center Clears." ATC will give a direct clearance, as they are the ones clearing the aircraft. They also go by "xxx Radio."
as @mdmonitor said 82-8000 just departed adw looks like flt time/practice... adfdf8 ges: d0 2 82-8000 dis01311401 message from arinc direct at 311401 pdc venus01 kadw-kadw -atc clearance- clr as filed -filed flight plan- kadw gravz kadw @approx one hour in the ad*** -remarks- no sid fly runway heading maintain 3000ft exp 30 10 min aft dp,dpfrq 125.65 engine start pilots discretion squawk 5337 ...
ARINC is only responsible for areas where the US has direct influence. ARINC works with the ICAO which coordinates the other frequencies around the world. (BTW, ARINC was purchased by Rockwell Collins in late 2013 so technically ARINC no longer exists.)
ARINC is a company owned by Collins who provide the equipment and operators for ARINC but MWARA controllers are employed by the FAA I believe. There is no LDOC in New Zealand, the major international companies have direct HF communications into their operations offices via discrete frequencies..
Hello, ARINC is a Collins Radio service. Is this correct ? For the frequencies listed on their site under HF LDOC: These are USB. Correct ? (not digital) 13.297 17.907 17.946 8.846 etc. Thanks, Bob
SFO, and LAX areas. (b) Call ARINC on 129.85 VHF to arrange HF checks. 129.40 available for enroute communications on SEA—ANC routes. _(c) Users are reminded that all transmissions on the ARINC HF SSB LDOCF must be in the single sideband mode (upper sideband only). Phone patch service will be available as a normal part of the service.
1)"ARINC VHF Radio On-Ground Frequencies" These are local on ground frequencies listed by airport. Also on the same webpage look at these maps: 2)"ARINC VHF Radio Networks Enroute Above FL 200" This is a listing of high altitude wide area VHF frequencies used in the continental USA. 3) "ARINC MexNet Voice Coverage Map"
I noticed that New York ARINC have been using 8825 as the primary frequency in the northeastern area of WATRS airspace during the day (around 1300 UTC to 2300 UTC). 8825 is a published NAT-E frequency and until the last few weeks I don't recall it ever being used in the WATRS/CAR area. In the past 6577 (CAR-A) or 8846 (CAR-A) were the typical ...
Wandering around trying to find some more up to date HF Aero lists, I came across these on the ARINC Collins website. It appears these are updated from time to time. If you go down beyond the table, you will find maps and charts - LOTS of them. This even includes the latest MWARA and LDOC...
ARINC callsign "San Francisco Radio" has a remote VHF transmitter located at Boston on frequency 129.400. It's probably not used much but you might hear something occasionally. Company voice frequencies are mostly located between 128.825 and 132.00, search that area and you should find a bunch of active ones. Let us know what you can hear.