When using a CTRD, what traffic advisories can be issued?

When utilizing a Controller's Radar Display (CTRD), traffic advisories are issued using standard radar phraseology, which is the industry-accepted method for communicating information about nearby aircraft to ensure safety and situational awareness. This standardized language is essential as it allows for clear and concise communication between air traffic controllers and pilots, reducing the risk of misunderstandings.

Traffic advisories typically include information about the location, altitude, and direction of nearby aircraft, which helps pilots to maintain situational awareness and make informed decisions regarding their flight path. The use of standard phrasing ensures that all parties involved are on the same page regarding the traffic situation.

Visual aids, emergency advisories, and informal verbal commands may have their specific contexts or usages but do not encompass the full spectrum of traffic advisories that can be issued while operating a CTRD. Standard radar phraseology is crucial for maintaining safety and clear communication in air traffic control environments.