Name the part
You see a real photograph with one part marked and choose its name from four words. It takes seconds, and it builds the words you need to describe an aircraft.
Trains Vocabulary
Exercises
Six ways to practise, one test.
Each exercise is built on one part of the ICAO language test. A lesson mixes them, so no two days feel the same.
Compare two photos
Two photographs of a similar situation. You say what is the same and what is different: the weather, the runway, the aircraft, what may happen next.
Trains Structure, vocabulary, fluency
Describe a picture
One real aviation photograph. You describe what you see and what may have happened, out loud or in writing. After you answer, the app tells you more about the picture.
Trains Fluency and vocabulary, and pronunciation when you speak
Answer questions
Questions like the examiner's: your flying, your work, a difficult day. You record your answer or write it.
Trains Interactions and fluency
Tell the story
A short story in pictures. You tell it in order: what happened first, and what came next.
Trains Structure: the past tenses and the words that join events
Listen to the radio In progress
Radio calls between pilots and controllers. You answer a question about what was said, or read a clearance back.
Trains Comprehension
How a lesson is put together
- Short lessons4 questions at a time, from different exam formats. Short enough for a break between flights.
- What you miss comes backA question you get wrong returns in a later lesson, until you know it.
- Review stopsAfter every 5 lessons, a stop that only revises what you have already met.
- An exam for each sectionOne question from every format, and 3 lives. Pass it and the next section opens.
Status
Write to us
In development.
The app is being built and is not in the stores yet. If you fly and would like to try an early version, write to us.
or email sebastian.dylicki@gmail.com