Which of the following is NOT typically included within a communication box?

In the context of air traffic control and the information presented in communication boxes on aviation charts or displays, the symbol for ATIS (Automatic Terminal Information Service) is generally not included in the data typically presented within a communication box.

A communication box is designed to convey critical information necessary for pilots to communicate with air traffic control and other facilities efficiently. This usually includes operational frequencies, which are essential for maintaining communication.

NAVAID frequency (the frequency used for navigation aids) and Morse Code ID (used for identifying navigational aids) are pertinent details that pilots require to access necessary navigation and operational information effectively. The inclusion of NAVAID service volume in certain contexts is also situationally relevant as it informs pilots about the coverage and capabilities of navigation aids.

In contrast, ATIS, while vital for pilots to receive current information about weather and airport conditions, usually has its own designated section or chart rather than being integrated into a communication box. This is why the symbol for ATIS does not typically appear in this context.