Eliot is doing his upmost to keep you on your toes during the lockdown enforcement.
The second opus of the practice papers special edition focuses on phraseology and listening comprehension.
1 – Friday, April 10th
From Blériot to CPDLC, follow the evolution of pilot-controller communication in aviation:
A quick remark about the second footnote: as mentioned in previous practice papers dealing with phraseology, there is only one publication left on the SIA site in reference to phraseology: the Manuel de formation à la phraséologie. The instructions formely found in the Procédures de radiotéléphonie are now available in section 14 – « voice communication procedures » – of the Standardised European Rules of the Air.
2 – Saturday, April 11th
Review last week’s lesson with this listening comprehension exercise:
A few key messages and useful words
3 – Sunday, April 12th
From L’Anglais pour voler, study these two double-pages revolving around radio operations:
And practice with a crossword.
4 – Monday, April 13th
5 – Tuesday, April 14th
6 – Wednesday, April 15th
What happens when radio communications go wrong:
7 – Thursday, April 16th
Today is the end of the second week of intensive English training. Check your progress with another FCL.055 listening comprehension test:
Practice 1
Practice 2