Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Dan Van Hoy (VR2HF), who writes:
Like many, I enjoy listening to HF ATC traffic, all on USB, of course. I’ve been doing it since my teen years. Recently, I discovered ARINC posts live frequencies on their Webpage for both the Atlantic and Pacific. The pages will need to be refreshed to get the latest changes:
- Atlantic: https://radio.arinc.net/atlantic/
- Pacific, Alaska, Hawaii, Guam and Polar Routes: https://radio.arinc.net/pacific/
No more guessing or searching around. Enjoy!
Wow! Thanks so much for the tip, Dan! I, too, love listening to HF ATC traffic and will bookmark both of these pages. If you’re new to HF ATC monitoring, note that all of these frequencies are in SSB (Single Side-Band).
Just be aware, those are almost never accurate. These are what the frequencies should be theoretically, but they do not take into consideration current conditions. More of a guide, a guide that is never accurate.