Aviation English at ICAO Level 4 (operational) — the ICAO minimum for international flying, roughly CEFR B1. The essential news, grammar and listening practice for reaching, demonstrating and keeping the level your licence depends on.
The European Union has agreed on the biggest overhaul of air passenger rights since 2004, requiring airlines to include a cabin bag in ticket prices and…
This Month in Aviation: six short, easy-to-read reports on the biggest aviation stories of the last four weeks — Air India's cuts, Southwest's airport retreat, the…
An Aer Lingus crew three hours into a transatlantic crossing discover flooding from the rear lavatory. An error-correction dictation set in oceanic airspace.
A gap-fill dictation activity. A Boeing 737-800 is struck by lightning shortly after takeoff from Amsterdam. B1 level — can you catch every word?
A wide-body jet’s tail brushes the runway on takeoff — and no one notices until the walk-around. A full dictation: write down everything you hear.
Practise comparatives and superlatives with the story of Hermeus breaking the sound barrier: review the -er/-est and more/most patterns, then build your own sentences.
