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Radiotelephony

Headset Radiotelephony - AviationEnglish.com

Radiotelephony is an essential part of Aviation English.  If you are a beginner in aviation, you can learn basic radiotelephony with our free course.  Read the articles and then try the exercises.


Audio source: www.liveatc.net

 

Read more: ATC RADAR MAPS EXPLAINED - What information do they provide?

Some GA pilots believe that ATC are very busy and that they would be bothering them by talking to them.  In this video produced in partnership with NATCA and the FAA, Air traffic control specialist Sarah Patten debunks the notion that talking to flights squawking 1200 is an inconvenience for ATC.

Listening comprehension - plain English in an aeronautical context

Watch the video and then check your comprehension by comparing against the transcript hidden below.

Read more: Ask ATC: Bothering ATC

Watch and pause the video to learn about some differences between standard ICAO and UK phraseology.  The text is taken from CAP 413.

Read more: VFR RT #39 Main UK and ICAO RT Differences

Under what circumstances would a controller say "pass your message" and how would you respond?  
  1. VFR RT Communications UK Supplements #01 UK Airspace - Introduction
  2. Radiotelephony - stating inability
  3. Callsign
  4. Listening Comprehension - China Eastern transmitting blind
  5. Callsign Confusion
  6. Air Ground Communications - Active Listening
  7. Simultaneous Transmissions
  8. ASI Safety Tip: Four Ws of Communication
  9. Ask ATC: Fast Talkers
  10. Ask ATC: IFR Practice Approaches
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  • 50 hour course suitable for non-native English speakers. Classes scheduled Tuesday and Thursday 1930-2130. This course is taught in English with very little Cantonese.
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  • Radiotelephony 101 (10 hours)
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Aviation English Asia has been offering part time and full time courses in Hong Kong since 2009.

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