Describe the protocol for issuing a safety alert to an aircraft.
The protocol for issuing a safety alert to an aircraft involves a specific communication procedure designed to immediately warn the pilot of a potentially hazardous situation. Air traffic controllers (ATCs) are trained to issue safety alerts when they observe an aircraft in a situation that could lead to an accident or incident. There are two primary types of safety alerts: terrain alerts and traffic alerts. A terrain alert is issued when an aircraft is in unsafe proximity to terrain or obstructions. This is typically triggered by the Minimum Safe Altitude Warning (MSAW) system, which monitors an aircraft's altitude and compares it to terrain data. A traffic ....
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