What information should be issued to each aircraft operating on intersecting runways?

When aircraft are operating on intersecting runways, it's essential to issue traffic information. This information helps pilots maintain situational awareness regarding other aircraft movements in the vicinity. By informing pilots about the presence, position, and intentions of other aircraft using intersecting runways, air traffic control aids in preventing potential collisions and ensuring safe operations.

Traffic information is critical in this scenario as it allows flight crews to adjust their approach or departure relative to other movements, promoting safety in potentially complex runway operations. Pilots rely on this information to make informed decisions about their flight path and timing, especially when navigating through busy air traffic environments involving multiple runways.

While launch instructions, landing clearance, and weather updates can be important components of overall flight operations, they do not specifically address the unique safety needs presented by intersecting runways in the same manner that traffic information does.