When implementing a point-out, which component is placed first in the sequence?

In the context of providing a point-out to another controller, the sequence typically begins with the term that identifies the action being taken, which is the point out or handoff itself. This indicates to the receiving controller that an aircraft is being passed along for their attention, allowing them to focus on the pertinent details about the aircraft.

Starting with the action of making the point out establishes clarity and sets the context for the subsequent information that will follow. After indicating that a point out is being made, the next components, such as the aircraft ID, location, and altitude, can be provided in a logical order to give full situational awareness.

This structured approach ensures that the receiving controller can easily track the information related to the aircraft and understand the context before receiving the specific details about the aircraft's identity and position.