Inform pilots of their position upon identification if they are using which identification method?

When pilots are using beacon methods, such as Mode S transponders or secondary radar systems, they are equipped with technology that provides more precise location information. Beacon methods allow air traffic controllers to identify an aircraft based on the unique code transmitted by the aircraft’s transponder. This code, along with altitude and other relevant data, enables controllers to confirm the aircraft's position effectively.

This identification method is particularly useful in busy airspace or during adverse weather conditions when visual references are limited. By utilizing beacon methods, controllers can quickly and accurately inform pilots of their position, enhancing situational awareness and safety. The data provided through beacon identification is also essential for maintaining communication and coordination with multiple aircraft in the vicinity.