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Why Do Pilots Use The Term "Roger" Instead Of "Yes"? is part of our travel news & updates coverage, selected from Simple Flying because it can help travelers plan with clearer context before searching flights.
Roger was one of the first words for 'R' in early aviation phonetic alphabets and it went on to mean 'message received.'
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