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ICAO Level 4

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.

59 briefings
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.