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anonymlife
anonymlife
14 years ago

You should speak English perfectly, as pilots usually communicate in English.

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felixzikeli
felixzikeli
10 years ago

So to contradict most of my previous speakers: you don’t have to be able to get PERFEKT English. I myself am a private pilot and speak very fluent English. However, there are very many private pilots and also professional pilots (I know a transatlantics Lufthansa pilots and several professional pilots flying the turbomachines and smaller jets) who have a decent English, i.e. can talk normally, make mistakes, sometimes do not understand things, but (and this is important) can communicate!
Only in the case of flight-related subject words you have to know! The private pilot certificate can only be made in German, 2 people who made the PPL with me can almost no English!

So if you can build half-way good school skills (min. real school), the dream of the pilot will not really fail in English!

Here is a link with important vocabulary:
http://www.pilotundrecht.de/TEXTE/DOWNLOAD/vokabeln.pdf

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beto1994
beto1994
14 years ago

So the pilot is also aware that you can speak English fluently.

I hope I could help you;D

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akumu
akumu
14 years ago

pilots are not only limited to worte. you should (at least almost) be able to get in perfect English, as pilots actually only communicate in English. English is THE language that should be mastered if you do not want to be a pilot.

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Isar12
Isar12
14 years ago

There are specialist Alexics (Aeronautical English). You can get that. A list of the most important technical expressions would blow up every frame.

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CaptainPommes
CaptainPommes
14 years ago

One should be powerful to English in word and writing to become a pilot.

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You should also be able to use the International Letter Plate.

http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/letter#International_letterboard

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Mismid
Mismid
14 years ago

so
you should be able to get a little bit close and not just 100 words!

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Donut222
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Donut222
14 years ago
Reply to  Mismid

XD

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infii123
infii123
14 years ago

On the Lufthansa website you can make such a recruitment test for free. This will also be shown to ask some English tests.

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Oubyi, UserMod Light
Oubyi, UserMod Light
14 years ago

Buy a dictionary, start with A and if you can all words by Z, you will get a list of us with the 1000 missing keywords that you need to be able to add.

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jospe
jospe
14 years ago

a list is not available.

you must be perfect English

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WolkenEnte
WolkenEnte
14 years ago

As a pilot, you need to be able to speak English fluently and not just get a few words.

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Donut222
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Donut222
14 years ago

what are the most important words???

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haselmaussuper
haselmaussuper
14 years ago

You have to be able to English perfectly.
PS: I also want to become a pilot
😉

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