Aviation English Vocabulary Exercises
Below you will find listed all the different exercises that you can do to learn or improve your aviation English vocabulary on Blair English.
These exercises have been designed to help pilots and air traffic controllers to learn and improve their aviation English vocabulary.
For each exercise there is a description of what it is about and what level of English you need to do it (from 'lower-intermediate' to 'advanced').
To do or look at an exercise, simply click on the box or the title of the exercise.
- Level: Lower-IntermediateLearn the English names of the different parts of an airport which pilots and controllers need to know.
- Level: IntermediateLearn the English names of the main parts of an aircraft in this first of two online exercises on parts of a plane vocabulary.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn the English names of the different parts of an aircraft which make it move in this second of two online exercises on parts of a plane vocabulary.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLearn the names in English and uses of the main instruments used to fly a plane on a flight instrument panel on an aircraft.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateLooks at and explains the English vocabulary & instructions used between pilots and controllers when landing a plane at airports.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis first of four exercises shows and explains the English vocabulary used between pilots and controllers when a plane leaves a gate at an airport terminal.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis second of four exercises shows and explains the English vocabulary used between pilots and controllers when moving around the ground at an airport.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis third of four exercises shows and explains more English vocabulary used between pilots and controllers when moving around the ground at an airport.
- Level: Upper-IntermediateThis last of four exercises shows and explains the English vocabulary used between pilots and controllers before, during and just after taking off from an airport.
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