DCS Su-27 Flanker - Voice Messages and Warnings

DCS
[SU-27]
100
RADIO COMMUNICATIONS AND MESSAGES
on runway.
parking area."
Player has reached
approach point and
has been passed
over to tower
control. The runway
is clear for landing.
"(x), Tower, cleared to land runway (y)(y)," where (x) is
the callsign of the aircraft and (y) is the two-digit runway
heading of the runway the aircraft is to land on. Example:
"Hawk one one, Tower. cleared to land runway nine zero."
Player has reached
approach point and
has been handed
over to Tower
control. However,
an aircraft is already
in the pattern.
"(x), Tower, orbit for spacing," where (x) is the callsign of
the aircraft. Example: "Falcon one one, Tower, orbit for
spacing."
Player is above glide
path while landing
"(x), Tower, you are above glide path," where (x) is the
callsign of the aircraft. Example "Eagle one one, Tower, you
are above glide path."
Player is below glide
path while landing
"(x), Tower, you are below glide path," where (x) is the
callsign of the aircraft. Example "Eagle one one, Tower, you
are below glide path."
Player is on glide
path while landing
"(x), Tower, you are on glide path," where (x) is the
callsign of the aircraft. Example "Eagle one one, Tower, you
are on glide path."
Voice Messages and Warnings
Computer technology has revolutionized combat aircraft; modern jets continually diagnose
themselves and provide announcements, warnings, and even instructions to the pilot. In the days
before women could become combat pilots, designers decided a woman’s voice would be
immediately noticeable over the clamor of male voices flooding the airwaves.
• Message Trigger – The event that prompts Betty to announce the message
• Message – The exact phrase that Betty announces.
Voice Message System Messages
Message Trigger
Message
The right engine is on fire.
"Engine fire right"
The left engine is on fire.
"Engine fire left"
Flight control systems have been damaged or destroyed.
"Flight controls"