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Train for ICAO Level 4 in aviation English

The FCL.055 VFR test is spoken. So is your training.

A clearance comes in over the radio, and you read it back into the microphone. The QNH, the runway, the holding point: every element is checked, one by one.

No account, nothing to install — the microphone included. A free account keeps your attempts and your progress.

  • Pronunciation
  • Structure
  • Vocabulary
  • Fluency
  • Comprehension
  • Interactions
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Your final grade is the lowest of the six.

The platform trains each descriptor so you can aim for at least level 4 on all six.

How does the exam work?

Training modules

11 training modules, 10 already available, covering every ICAO descriptor.

Lexicon

ICAO vocabulary, recognised in writing then by ear.

Radio comprehension

Understand a real transmission, then account for it.

Speaking

Speak English when facing a situation.

See every module in detail

Access passes

Three one-off passes. Each opens the whole content and every microphone exercise for its duration — not one exercise at a time, not a simulation sold by the session.

Day pass

€9· 24-hour access

Full access for 24 hours — made for last-minute cramming.

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60 days

Best value

€29· 60-day access

One payment, two months of access. From 4 days of use it beats the day pass.

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90 days

€49· 90-day access

The full margin — €0.54 a day to prepare calmly.

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See the offers in detail

How the ICAO level works

You do not choose your level: it is assigned after the exam.

  • ExpertValid for life
  • ExtendedValid 6 years
  • OperationalValid 4 years

What each level requires, descriptor by descriptor

About the exam

The framework is European, the test is not.

Each State sets its own assessment method: the exam is taken either with the authority or with an approved centre, which defines its own test format. And a certificate obtained in another country remains subject to checks by the authority that administers your licence.

Requirements, country by country