Daily aviation English study material for pilots, controllers and crew — written from real flight decks, real directives, real radio calls.
You are the First Officer on an A320 on short final to Naples when a bird strike forces a go-around. Work the radio: declare, report, and read back under pressure.
On 23 July 1983, a new Air Canada Boeing 767 ran out of fuel at 41,000 feet and…
Moving an adverbial phrase to the front of a sentence changes its emphasis and flow, not its meaning.…
Describe an aviation photo: a passenger jet being pushed back from the gate by a tug, with ground…
Aviation news rewritten as study texts, with glossaries and comprehension questions.
1 free each weekOne structure pattern at a time, each paired with a news article and taught through flight-deck language.
1 free each weekNarrations & dictations read at natural speed, with transcripts to follow.
● MembersRadiotelephony scenarios with model-pilot audio — rehearse the real exchange.
● MembersStandard-phraseology read-back drills, plus the off-radio briefings and PAs crews really make.
● MembersDescribe-the-scene speaking practice, built for the visual task.
● MembersNews roundups and vocabulary decoders — the month’s stories and words, gathered.
Free to read“Aviation explained” background pieces and the aviation history that shaped the trade.
● MembersMembers read everything · every piece shows its first paragraph & a sample question free
A Plus or Pro membership funds the writing desk and unlocks everything on it — every publication, the full archive, every model answer. If you prefer, start free, upgrade when you’re ready.
*Indicative practice for ICAO Level 4 — not an official rating.
**Pro speaking feedback comes in English plus your first language (available in 10 languages):
Portuguese (Brazil), Spanish, Mandarin Chinese, Russian, French, German, Japanese, Korean, Arabic and Italian. Pro members can request their language if it’s not currently available.
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