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atcea.com

1st Apr 2006 22:53

ATC/Aviation English Resources

I'm researching the ICAO requirement for pilots and controllers to reach "Level 4" proficiency in English. I'm particularly interested in finding examples of tests which measure fluency. Thanks.

cancel_mayday

5th Apr 2006 18:43

I thought it's only our sword of Damocles.
You'll find it here:

http://www.aviaenglish.ru/q_a/level_...ble/:confused:

cancel_mayday

5th Apr 2006 18:45

Correction:

http://www.aviaenglish.ru/q_a/level_tables/eng_table/

:confused:

Voel	6th Apr 2006 11:25

Aviation english

The above-mention site is a Russian website. Where could we find the appropriate syllabus?

cancel_mayday

6th Apr 2006 19:45

I suppose, the table is international, ICAO-approved.

ILS 119.5

7th Apr 2006 11:54

search google for "aviation english" it comes up with all sorts.

xworder

10th Apr 2006 21:00

ATCEA.com - Aviation english

Hi ATCEA.com,

If you can tell me what you are looking for, and may be some information on whether you are looking at it from a potential user perspective, or as a researcher, I may be able to help you better.

Feel free to send me an offline message.

Cheers
xworder

SM4 Pirate

11th Apr 2006 07:07

Seems this is the preferred supplier in OZ well at least to QFA and Airservices
Try this one: http://www.rmitenglishworldwide.com/...viationenglish

Lon More

11th Apr 2006 14:52

Try The Controller for a start.
Back issues also had a couple of articles.
Eurocontrol docs. may have info, especially in the IANS section as they deal with many nationalities

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