Aviation English for Pilots
Many Aviators would like to communicate in English accurately. We have a grammar program designed specifically for Aviators. Explanations are clear and in an Aviation context. See our YouTube Channel to watch our Grammar Video series. Lesson 1: Verb to be Lesson 2: Present Simple Lesson 3: Present Continuous Lesson …
English for Aviation Business Executives
Flight Attendants can use this site to study, improve and maintain their level of Aviation English. With this site you can read about the vocabulary that is specific to your area, listen to the pronunciation, and practice what you have learnt with a mini quiz at the end of the …
Grammar is very important within the English language, since it is, in effect, the glue that holds the language together. With the use of incorrect grammar sentences can become meaningless and their message is unclear. This means that you aren’t able to communicate effectively and the person who is reading your work may well be quite confused as to your meaning.
Please watch this interesting video about the "Comparisons"
Please watch this interesting video about Prepositions (In/On/At Time) and try to answer following questions
1. Fill in the blank.
a) The flight only arrived ____ 4 p.m.
b) The lost luggage was found ____ 3 days.
c) I love flying ___ the weekends.
[audio:https://aviationenglishblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/18brands.mp3|titles= Interesting Airline Brands]Interesting Airline Brands According to a survey conducted, Virgin Atlantic emerged as the best airline brand for 2009, with British Airways tailing closely. Some of the other names that came on top in various categories include brands like Emirates, Singapore Airlines, EasyJet, Qatar Airways, BMI and …
[audio:https://aviationenglishblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/04partsofanaircraft.mp3|titles=Parts of an Aircraft]TOPIC: Parts of an Aircraft GOAL: To learn the major parts of an aircraft by location and function Level: Easy 1. Read about the various major parts of an airplane, then proceed to Step 2 Although there are many aircraft designs flying today, most of them share …
[audio:https://aviationenglishblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Meteorology.mp3|titles=Meteorology] TOPIC: Meteorology GOAL: To learn about aviation meteorology and its role in aviation safety Exercise #1: Read about aviation meteorology and then proceed to Exercise #2 Meteorology is the interdisciplinary scientific study of the atmosphere that focuses on weather processes and short term forecasting (in contrast with …
[audio:https://aviationenglishblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/09/Flight_Attendant_Interviews.mp3|titles=Flight_Attendant_Interviews] Flight Attendant Interviews Aim Practice English skills in an aviation context Learn some interview skills and gain confidence Have fun! Do you know anyone who breezes through interviews without a hint of nervousness? Wouldn’t that be great? Unfortunately, it’s rare! Most of us get nervous just thinking about it, …
[audio:https://aviationenglishblog.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/01fire.mp3|titles=Fire]TOPIC: Fires GOAL: To learn Aviation English vocabulary related to the dangers of aircraft fires and their causes. Exercise #1: Read about aircraft fires, and then proceed to Exercise #2 Perhaps few things are as scary as an aircraft fire. They are serious business because, unlike an …
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