Vocabulary: Aviation Terms from the Headlines
Word on the Wing: six aviation words from recent headlines, explained at B2 — load factor, ultra-long-haul, airworthiness directive, slot, pylon and supersonic.
Aviation English at ICAO Level 5 (extended) — one step above the operational minimum, roughly CEFR B2. Material for pilots and controllers who want the range and accuracy to manage non-routine and unexpected situations on the radio.
Word on the Wing: six aviation words from recent headlines, explained at B2 — load factor, ultra-long-haul, airworthiness directive, slot, pylon and supersonic.
A SWISS A320 crew faces a critical test when the captain suffers a sudden medical emergency shortly after takeoff from Geneva.
You're the First Officer of an A320 holding over Barcelona in thunderstorms with your fuel down to final reserve. Declare the emergency and work the radio…
How English chooses between will, going to, the present continuous and the present simple to talk about the future — practised against the looming Paris airport…
A 24-hour strike at Paris’s Charles de Gaulle, Orly, and Le Bourget airports on 18 June is the latest flashpoint in a summer of European aviation…
An A320 on approach to Manchester loses its green hydraulic system — no normal gear, brakes or nose wheel steering. Play the pilot: declare the urgency,…