Airborne Labels

Airborne Label Image

General knowledge

For airborne traffic there is a set off different labels per situation. These are:

Airborne psr

Airborne PSR Label

Airborne psr only shows you the target without any data or label. This means the target has his transponder in mode standby.

Airborne default

Airborne Default Label

Airborne default is the label which is shown if the traffic is not assumed, nor concerned, nor released.

Airborne concerned

Airborne Concerned Label

The Airborne concerned label will be shown when you are the NEXT sector (must be specified by you or by the controller who assumed the target via the NEXT field).

Airborne assumed

Airborne Assumed Label

Airborne assumed label will be shown when you have assumed a target, meaning you are the current controller of that target.

Airborne released

Airborne released Label

Airborne released will be shown when you have released or transfered a target.

Airborne filtered

Airborne filtered Label

Airborne filtered can be Airborne default or Airborne released but will show less info if it falls under the filter limits set via the filter function.

Label Fields

Default, assumed, concerned and released

The normal label shows us basic info such as callsign, wake turbulence category, actual level, climb/descent arrow, cleared level, rate of climb/descent in ft/min and groundspeed.

The extended label shows us more infomration consisting of:

Filtered

The extended label is the same as the normal label for filtered targets and consists of the following details: