claim: "when you get a commercial pilot’s license, you learn to communicate in english no matter where you are in the world."
author: don balfour
evidence_1: mar 5, 2008 ... pilots and air traffic controllers must now be able to speak english, new safety ...  the industry for decades, until now no minimum standards have been set. ... that  pilots and control towers throughout the world understand each other. ... they  have also been told by the civil aviation authority to make sure they ...
evidence_2: the first thing you will need is a private pilot license, which will allow you to fly ...  next, you will need a commercial pilot certificate, which allows you to receive ...  you to plan a flight, quiz you on aviation matters, and then accompany you on a  flight. ... while there is no college requirement to be a pilot, college shows that  you ...
evidence_3: you've landed at easyjet's one-stop guide to becoming a commercial pilot.  there's no other career that takes you to the thrilling (and literal) heights that  piloting an ... in the uk, eu or switzerland, and the ability to speak and write in  fluent english. ... there's a couple of ways to get your airline transport licence ( atpl), and ...
evidence_4: we have trained pilots for hundreds of different airlines and are proud of our  students ... airlines operating worldwide, we've researched the requirements for  you. the first requirement is to speak, listen, and communicate proficiently in  english, ... to complete your commercial flight training program no matter where  you train.
evidence_5: a look at what you should study at school to maximise your chances of ... in order  to become a commercial airline pilot, just about all airlines require you ... that are  grades a – c (or equivalent) including maths, english and science. ... they have  even been issued with a licence, and this of course is with no guarantee of a job.