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Aviation English for Pilots

Pilots usually travel alot and don’t have access to an Aviation English teacher. Often they have completed the books, listened to audios but are still needing to improve, or at least maintain their level of English.

This site has Aviation English Tutorials that are constantly updated where pilots can study, improve and maintain their level of Aviation English.

We help preparing for the ICAO English proficiency test, job interviews, RT communication and general day to day English.

Pilot Topics in this Aviation English Blog Tutorial Site:

New Aviation English for Pilots topics are continuously added to the list. We also include Aviation English audio so that you can listen to the Aviation English article to improve your pronunciation of these pilot topics.

– Fire

– Parts of an Aircraft

– Jet lag – Causes and Management

– Jet Engines

– The good old B52 Bomber

– Meteorology

– Airline vs Executive Aviation

– Helicopters

– The A380

– The History of Aviation

– The Cockpit

– Why it’s great to be a pilot

– Pilot Schedules/Routines

– Santos Dumont

– Ash Clouds

– CRM

– Depressurization

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