What is the term for a continuous broadcast of recorded aeronautical information in busier terminal areas?

The term for a continuous broadcast of recorded aeronautical information in busier terminal areas is ATIS, which stands for Automated Terminal Information Service. ATIS is used at airports to provide pilots with essential information regarding weather conditions, runway activity, and other important operational details without the need for direct communication with air traffic control.

This system helps improve the efficiency of communication in busy terminal areas, allowing pilots to receive critical information right before takeoff or landing. It ensures that all arriving and departing aircraft are aware of the same information, which enhances safety and flight operations.

While NOTAM refers to notices about important changes or hazards in the aviation environment, and ASOS and AWOS are systems that provide automated weather observations, they do not represent the continuous broadcast nature of information specific to terminal operations like ATIS does.