Phraseology: Landing at London Heathrow
A routine radiotelephony read-back drill: land your Dublin-to-Heathrow flight on runway 27L and clear the runway, reading every clearance back completely and correctly. Includes gap-and-respond audio,…
A routine radiotelephony read-back drill: land your Dublin-to-Heathrow flight on runway 27L and clear the runway, reading every clearance back completely and correctly. Includes gap-and-respond audio,…
A dark apron, a missed turn, and a wingtip through an office wall. Listen and put the events of this night-time ground collision back in order.
A passenger's behaviour escalates mid-flight and the crew must secure the flight deck. Listen to find out how they respond, and spot the errors in the…
WestJet's strike made headlines with big numbers — but do you know when to say "second" and when to say "two"? Practise cardinal and ordinal numbers.
About 4,400 WestJet flight attendants went on strike over unpaid ground work, cancelling 309 flights before a quick deal was reached.
Does your verb match your subject? Subject–verb agreement means the verb changes to match its subject: the captain decides, but the pilots decide. It sounds simple,…
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