Aeronautical ground station can direct transmission to an aircraft during take- off or the last part of the final approach

1. Never
2. ✓For reasons of safety onlyCorrect answer
3. Always
4. There are no specific regulations in this area

Explanation

Transmissions to aircraft during critical phases of flight, such as the late stages of final approach or during the take-off roll, should be avoided to…

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