WRITING 5 CARLOS CALLEJERO CUCO

 Since their creation in 1903, aircrafts have come a long way in terms of

technology on board. One large technological advance that

revolutionized the safety of airplanes is radio communication.

Radio communication has been a fundamental aspect in airplane safety

since it was introduced. This communication allows for planes to stay in

contact with other planes, know their location, and much more.

Another area where planes use radio communication is taking off and

landing. When planes take off and land, they must wait on the runway for

the airspace to be clear, so they do not crash into other planes, radio

communication makes this possible by allowing the pilots to speak with

the air traffic control tower and make sure that there are no other

airplanes in the way, and they are clear for takeoff.

One final reason that radio communication is important on airplanes is

for emergencies in the air. If anything were to happen on the airplane,

such as they needed to make an emergency landing, they would need to

call in to the nearest airport, and radio communication allows them to do

so.

In short, I would like to emphasize that modern day airplanes would not

be complete, nor safe, without radio communication, something that has

 proven to be a fundamental aspect in airplanes today.