Structure
Free
Structure: ‘Due to vs because’
When do you use 'due to' and when 'because'? Practise the difference with Air India's fuel-driven flight cuts.
ICAO Level 5
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.
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Article
3 Jun 2026
Air India Cuts 22% of Flights as Fuel Costs Soar
Air India is cancelling 22% of domestic flights for June and July 2026, as the Iran conflict sends jet fuel prices past Rs 1 lakh per…
Listening Library
Listening: Off-Field Landing in France
A single-engine Cessna loses power over open farmland. A targeted dictation: write down only the actions the pilot took.
Listening Library
Listening: Decompression at Cruise
A loud bang and a cabin altitude warning at flight level 350. Reorder the nine sentences of this emergency in the order you hear them.
Vocabulary
Vocabulary: Six Words from the Headlines
Word on the Wing: six aviation words from recent headlines, explained at B2 — low-cost carrier, runway incursion, eVTOL, backlog, zero-emission and tariff.
Roleplay
Roleplay: Cabin Smoke and Emergency Diversion to Marseille
Pre-brief Aircraft: Boeing 737-800 Callsign: Easy 274 Route: London Luton (EGGW) to Ibiza (LEIB) Current state: You are cruising at flight level 340 over south-eastern France…
