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Classes and preparationsICAOCertified examiners for pilots and controllers.
Classes and preparationsICAOCertified examiners for pilots and controllers.
The channel is designed for pilots and air traffic controllers who want to confidently own the channel.Aviation Englishand maintain the requiredICAOlevel.
Thematic lessons, exercises on standard phraseology, analysis of typical errors and examples of real radio exchanges are published here. The materials are suitable both for independent preparation and for in-depth work with the examiner.
Regular publications help to consolidate terminology, work out pronunciation and prepare for verificationICAOstress-free.
Did you know that there are two words - antenna and aerial. In American English the word antenna is used for almost everything: ✅ TV antenna ✅ Radio antenna ✅ GPS antenna ✅ Aircraft antenna Example: The aircraft has two VHF antennas Aerial is a British word. Our TV aerial was damaged in the storm. British speakers traditionally use aerial for TV and radio reception. However, when it comes to technical equipment, British engineers and pilots also use antenna. In aviation, the correct term is always: ✅ antenna NOT ❌ aerial You'll hear and read: VHF antenna GPS antenna ELT antenna Transponder antenna Weather radar antenna The word antenna appears in: 📘 ICAO documents 📘 Boeing manuals 📘 Airbus manuals 📘 FAA publications 📘 EASA documentation 📚 What about the plural? The plural depends on the meaning. ✈️In aviation, engineering & technology it will be ✅ antennas Examples: Modern aircraft have several antennas. The VHF antennas were inspected before departure. The aircraft is equipped with four communication antennas. 🦋 In Biology when talking about insects, the plural is: ✅ antennae Example: Butterflies use their antennae to detect smells. ❗️❗️❗️Just remember!!! ✈️ Aircraft → antennas 🐜 Insects → antennae
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