True or False: You should request code changes from single-piloted helicopters and single-piloted turbojet aircraft.

The assertion that it is false to request code changes from single-piloted helicopters and single-piloted turbojet aircraft is correct because these aircraft typically operate under distinct communication protocols, and it's not necessary or standard practice to request code changes during their flight operations. In the case of single-piloted operations, pilots are often focused on managing their flight, and adding the burden of code changes could lead to unnecessary complications or distractions.

In general, pilots of such aircraft have established procedures for handling communication, and any code changes would usually involve specific circumstances such as surveillance requirements or air traffic control directives, rather than a blanket policy for all single-piloted aircraft. Therefore, the response to this scenario avoids unnecessary complexities in communications, allowing for smoother operational handling in circumstances that demand focused pilot attention.