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ICAO Aviation English for Commercial Pilots
Professional language courses for pilots
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English for Aircraft Maintenance Engineers, Technicians and Mechanics
ICAO Aviation English for Cadet Entry Pilots
Aviation English course suitable for candidates applying for a Cadet Pilot Programme
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Professional language courses for ATCOs.
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English for ground handling agents, turnaround co-ordinators, and load controllers.
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English for customer service officers, operations officers, and front line staff.
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radio communications

  • Ask ATC: Flight Following and Airspace

    Flight following and airspace

  • Ask ATC: Flight Following and Airspace

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  • Ask ATC: Minimum Fuel vs. Fuel Emergency

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  • Ask ATC: Precipitation Intensity – how to collaborate with ATC to deviate around weather

    Pilots often assume that all air traffic controllers have weather radar, but that’s not the case. In this Ask ATC segment, air traffic controllers Beverly Cook, Mel Davis, and AnnMarie Taggio share tips for how pilots can better communicate their knowledge of the weather ahead to help ATC find a safe solution.

    To learn more, check out our Radio Communication and ATC safety spotlight at www.airsafetyinstitute.org/spotlight/radiocommandatc.

    The AOPA Air Safety Institute’s Ask ATC video series was made possible by generous donations to the AOPA Foundation by the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA).

    Please visit the AOPA Foundation at www.aopafoundation.org/donate to learn how you can participate in funding future safety programs by the Air Safety Institute.

    Watch the entire Ask ATC series at http://bit.ly/AskATCplaylist

  • Ask ATC: Student Pilot - Tell ATC

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  • Ask ATC: Thunderstorms

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  • Ask ATC: VFR Flight Plans – What air traffic controllers know and don’t know about your flight

    In this Ask ATC segment, air traffic controllers Leanne Martin and Matt Sullivan clarify the differences between VFR flight plans and flight following services to help pilots fly safely to their destination.

    To learn more, check out our Flight Planning and Preflight safety spotlight at www.airsafetyinstitute.org/spotlight/planningandpreflight.

    The AOPA Air Safety Institute’s Ask ATC video series was made possible by generous donations to the AOPA Foundation by the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA).

    Please visit the AOPA Foundation at www.aopafoundation.org/donate to learn how you can participate in funding future safety programs by the Air Safety Institute.

    Watch the entire Ask ATC series at http://bit.ly/AskATCplaylist

  • Ask ATC: When to Ask for Flight Following – How to communicate with air traffic control

    In this Ask ATC segment, air traffic controller Leanne Martin talks about the importance of requesting flight following in advance before taxiing in order to help ATC process your request and provide the services you need in a timely manner.

    To learn more, check out our Radio Communication and ATC safety spotlight at www.airsafetyinstitute.org/spotlight/radiocommandatc.

    The AOPA Air Safety Institute’s Ask ATC video series was made possible by generous donations to the AOPA Foundation by the National Air Traffic Controllers Association (NATCA).

    Please visit the AOPA Foundation at www.aopafoundation.org/donate to learn how you can participate in funding future safety programs by the Air Safety Institute.

    Watch the entire Ask ATC series at http://bit.ly/AskATCplaylist

    Video transcript:
    The best place to communicate with air traffic control your intentions is always on the ground when you’re not moving. That way we can get all of the specific information that we need. Then at that point in time, we as controllers can pass that information on. It does not help controllers for you to tell us information at the last second. When you’re on Ground Control or Clearance Delivery, and you let the controller know what you’d like to do, we write down all that information. That information is passed to the Local Controller. The Local Controller then knows which direction to turn you. From, after you depart, then that information is now passed to the Approach Controller, and the Approach Controller then will know what requested altitude you would like and what direction of flight that you’d like.

  • Radiotelephony - stating inability

    What would you do if you are given an instruction by a controller that you are not able to comply with?  Watch the video and listen to the advice.

  • Say It Right - Paperwork?

    Video from ASI's online course, Say It Right https://www.aopa.org/lms/courses/say-...

  • Say It Right: First Things First

    From ASI's online course, Say It Right https://www.aopa.org/lms/courses/say-...

  • Say It Right: Improving the Flow

    From ASI's online course, Say It Right https://www.aopa.org/lms/courses/say-...

Hong Kong

Aviation English Asia has been offering part time and full time courses in Hong Kong since 2009.

All courses are available in Hong Kong. Check the schedule above for details.

Vietnam

Aviation English Asia has been offering part time courses in Vietnam since 2014.

All courses are available in Vietnam - typically every 8 weeks, or by special arrangement.

Taiwan

ICAO Aviation English, English for Aircraft Maintenance Engineers, Technicians and Mechanics, and English for Flight Attendants are available in Taipei, Tainan and Kaosiung.

Cambodia

Aviation English Asia has been offering part time and full time courses in Cambodia since July 2018

All courses are available in Phnom Penh and Siem Reap. Check the schedule for details.

 

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