Traffic information is information from ATS, AFIS or another ground station about other aircraft or vehicles that may affect your flight. It is given when separation is not being provided to you, or as additional situational awareness even when control is available. It usually includes the other traffic’s position, direction, level and sometimes intentions. Use it to look out, build a mental picture, and decide whether you need to adjust your speed, track, level or visual scanning to remain safely clear.
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