Which frequency is used for UND Line and Dispatch communications?

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Which frequency is used for UND Line and Dispatch communications?

Line and Dispatch are an internal channel used to coordinate flight operations, separate from talking to air traffic control. In UND’s operations, this dedicated internal channel is 123.3 MHz, which lets instructors, dispatch, and maintenance communicate efficiently about flight planning, aircraft status, and scheduling without tying up ATC resources. The other frequencies are used for different purposes in general aviation—such as UNICOM/CTAF or other non-dispatch communications—and wouldn’t be the proper internal UND line and dispatch frequency. So tuning to 123.3 ensures you’re on the correct, organization-specific channel for line and dispatch needs.

Line and Dispatch are an internal channel used to coordinate flight operations, separate from talking to air traffic control. In UND’s operations, this dedicated internal channel is 123.3 MHz, which lets instructors, dispatch, and maintenance communicate efficiently about flight planning, aircraft status, and scheduling without tying up ATC resources. The other frequencies are used for different purposes in general aviation—such as UNICOM/CTAF or other non-dispatch communications—and wouldn’t be the proper internal UND line and dispatch frequency. So tuning to 123.3 ensures you’re on the correct, organization-specific channel for line and dispatch needs.

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