English for Aeronautical Communication

By (author) Anna P. Borowska

ISBN13: 9781032555478

Imprint: Routledge

Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

Format: Paperback / softback

Published: 03/11/2025

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Description
English for Aeronautical Communication is a comprehensive applied linguistics introduction of Aeronautical English tailored specifically for pilots, air traffic controllers, and aspiring trainees who aim to master radio communication for Instrument Flight Rules (IFR). Based on current research in aeronautical communication, it shows the best practices on how to become proficient in coded radiotelephony dialogues. This essential resource is the first of its kind, providing an approach where content-based instructions are combined with communication contributing factors and guidance for linguists, researchers and anyone interested in the secrets of aeronautical communication. This book provides: · a focus on communication skills through ready-made templates designed to prevent mistakes in both routine and emergency scenarios · comprehensive coverage from the fundamentals of aeronautical communication to advanced procedures for IFR, this book covers them all · research-based strategies for learning the radiotelephony coded utterances · global relevance – a vital training tool for anyone interested in the intricacies of aeronautical communication, whether a native or a non-native English speaker · authentic audio recordings that illustrate real-world communication, supporting appropriate interpretation and reactions over the radio · analysis of aeronautical dialogues which involves examining the syntactic and lexical devices that are essential for effective communication in authentic contexts; readers will gain a clear grasp of potential communication threats · case studies – analyses, discussions and practical activities promote a deeper understanding of communicative competence in the aviation context. Accompanied by online support material including audio files, this comprehensive introduction prepares readers for Aviation English exams and is essential for all students of radiotelephony English.
Part I. Fundamentals for Radiotelephony Communications Chapter 1. International regulations for using English in Aviation Chapter 2. Language testing for operational personnel Chapter 3. Features of aeronautical communication Chapter 4. Prescribed code for routine operations Chapter 5. Specialised language for non-routine operations Chapter 6. At the airport. Layout and infrastructure. Airport workers Chapter 7. Aircraft parts and their functions. Chapter 8. Principles of flight. Aerobatic manoeuvres Chapter 9. VFR vs IFR flights Chapter 10. Meteorology and environmental hazards Consolidation I PART II. Aeronautical Communications Chapter 1. On the ground Chapter 2. Pre-flight operations 2.1. Departure information and route clearance 2.2. Start-up 2.3. Pushback 2.4. Taxiing 2.5. Line-up Chapter 3. Take-off and initial climb 3.1. Take off 3.2. Initial climb Chapter 4. En-route 4.1. Climb 4.2. Cruise Chapter 5. Descent, approach and landing 5.1. Descent 5.2. Approach 5.3. Landing Chapter 6. Emergency procedures 6.1. Fire 6.2. Medical issues 6.3. Bird strike 6.4. Unruly passengers Consolidation II PART III Aeronautical Communication Contributing Factors Chapter 1. Situational awareness 1.1. Expectation bias 1.2. Code-switching 1.3. Intercultural competence Chapter 2. Native speakers of English on the frequency Chapter 3. Unexpected turn of events Consolidation III
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