Crabman:
Are you joking ?? Special language training for an international airport ?? Much simpler to solve that problem by sticking to what ICAO has published !!
Clunkdriver:
Very correct what you say, but what´s about the different slangs in those 50 US states and the two languages used in your country ?
BrATCO:
I fully agree in what you wrote. The key to a safe and orderly conduct of air traffic is
ICAO Standard Phraseology. Safety in aviation has no extra space for local practices.
MikeNYC:
Look here we go again. You refer to FAA papers, which should refer to the original ICAO standard phraseology. I intentionally say: SHOULD! The US was the driving power for that Convention of Chicago after WWII, that led to the founding of ICAO. I always have assumed the USA had adopted into their national laws and regulations those ICAO rules and regulations. Obviously I am wrong guessing ??
Just for the sake of clarification I add a brief copy of it.
www.skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/115.pdf
Hope it works, other wise suggest to Google "ICAO Phraseology" there the source is accessable.