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CEFR B1

CEFR B1 (intermediate) aviation English — paired with ICAO Level 4, the operational level that is the ICAO minimum for international flying. Everything here works the core radiotelephony and plain-language skills you need to reach and hold Level 4.

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Structure Free

Structure: ‘The first conditional’

The first conditional is one of the most useful structures in aviation English — for talking about real future scenarios, regulations, and procedures. Practise building first…

Article Free 21 May 2026

News Roundup: This Month in Aviation

This Month in Aviation: six short, easy-to-read reports on the biggest stories of the last four weeks — Spirit's closure, a 100% hydrogen engine test, a…

Structure

Structure: ‘Time clauses’

Practise connecting events in time using when, before, after, while and as soon as — with situations drawn from a real airport security incident.

Structure Free

Structure: ‘Too and enough’

Too means more than is safe; enough means just right. Spot and correct common too/enough mistakes using sentences from the United 767 Newark runway incident.

Listening Library

Listening: Rejected Takeoff at Lisbon

A fully loaded A320 begins its takeoff roll at Lisbon when a warning light appears. A targeted dictation: catch every number you hear.