What is the last piece of information to be relayed in a handoff?

In a handoff, the last piece of information relayed is typically the pertinent information. This encompasses any additional details that may be critical for the receiving controller to know, such as the aircraft's intentions, any required actions or considerations, and any traffic advisories. By providing this relevant context last, it ensures that the receiving controller has a complete understanding of the situation before taking over communication with the aircraft.

This practice is essential for maintaining safety and efficiency during the transition of control, as it helps to create a clear picture of the aircraft's operational status and any factors that might affect its flight path or interactions with other air traffic.