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How to learn from the app? – 2C Listening
2C In the third section of Listening, you will be presented with much longer messages. Here, you need to take notes. Remembering all message and… Read More »How to learn from the app? – 2C Listening
How to learn from the app? – 2B – short massages
2B Repeating short messages is always a challenge. However, ICAO4U method will help you build skills fast. First, listen to the recording. You have many… Read More »How to learn from the app? – 2B – short massages
How to learn from the app? – 2A ATIS
2A ATIS In this section, you will develop your skills in understanding ATIS broadcasts (Automatic Terminal Information Service), Which is crucial for pilots during flight… Read More »How to learn from the app? – 2A ATIS
How to learn from the app? – 1A Speaking
How to learn from the app? – 1A Speaking 1A Speaking In the conversation section you will learn how to speak on the popular aviation-related… Read More »How to learn from the app? – 1A Speaking
Emotional Intelligence in Aviation
Useful phrases + examples of usage, for Levels 5 and 6, regarding pilot’s attitude and approach. Emotional Intelligence (EI), as a concept integrated into aviation,… Read More »Emotional Intelligence in Aviation
Wind Phrases
Learn the phrases and the example sentences, make your own ones. They will prove handy and useful both during the exam and everyday airmen’s situations.… Read More »Wind Phrases
Medical Emergency! Levels 4/5/6.
LISTEN AND REPEAT SYMPTOMS show symptoms / display symptoms stroke/ heart attack / chest pains do / make / perform CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) The passenger… Read More »Medical Emergency! Levels 4/5/6.
Medical Emergency Vocabulary (1)
Always good to know, hope never necessary to apply/ use. Read / Listen / Repeat. And then, learn some of the words below.
ICAO Assessment Criteria
Stay tuned in the days to come. Loads of useful tips and comments about all 6 assessment criteria. Follow us on ICAO4U LinkedIn site not… Read More »ICAO Assessment Criteria
Stuck Exhaust Pipe: accident report
Pronunciation: The pilot reported that, during the initial climb after takeoff from Runway 20 at Nut Tree Airport in Vacaville, California, the Cessna 150H’s engine… Read More »Stuck Exhaust Pipe: accident report
