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Aviation communication intelligence

Radio and aviation English, trained out loud.

Pilot cadets practise real calls and the ELP oral with Skye, an AI aviation English and radiotelephony trainer built on hundreds of hours of real air traffic control.

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iPad, phone or laptop. Nothing to install.

A pilot cadet in a headset speaks into the microphone in a training aircraft cockpit, an iPad on the kneeboard.
Circuits at Port AlfredPort Alfred Ground
ACTIVE118.40
You

QNH one zero one three, runway two eight in use, start-up approved, report ready for taxi, Papa Tango Whiskey.

QNH 1013 Runway 28 Start-up approved Callsign
Call 3 of 18. Marked from what the microphone heard.

Who it's for

For cadets, and the schools that train them.

Pilot cadets

Train for the radio and the ELP oral.

  • A ten-minute level check places you
  • Every call marked by the microphone
  • Stuck on a word? Say it in your language
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Flight schools

See where every cadet stands, without sitting in.

  • Every cadet's level and weakest area
  • Reports, recordings and a PDF record
  • Built with 43 Air School, Port Alfred
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On the radio

The radio talks fast.
Catch every number.

Real calls from Port Alfred, Port Elizabeth and East London.

Hover a card to see what you practise with it.With Skyelish, you

  • Port Alfred Groundnow

    Start-up approved

    QNH one zero one three, runway two eight in use, report ready for taxi.

  • Skyenow

    What comes back?

    The numbers and the instruction. Your callsign goes last.

  • Port Elizabeth Towernow

    Cleared to land

    Runway two six, wind two four zero degrees one five knots.

What's inside

Learn it. Practise it.
Then fly it.

A readback marked on iPhone: runway and callsign came back, the QNH did not, and Skye says the one thing to fix.
Practise

Fifteen radio units, VFR and IFR

Hear the call, read it back, and see what came back and what did not.

LearnListenRead back
A guided flight on iPad: the aircraft on the map at Port Alfred, the radio on Ground 118.40, and the call marked with three stars.
Fly it

Whole flights, call by call

Port Alfred, Port Elizabeth and East London, over the real coast.

4 flightsLive radioCheck ride
A lesson with Skye on iPad: a photograph of a windy flying school to describe, and Skye asking what is going on.
English

Talk it through with Skye

Spoken lessons for the ELP oral, then a 20-minute practice test.

Level check3 lessonsELP practice
A level check report on iPhone: level 3 of 6, one level to the pass, and what to work on.
Your report

What to fix, every time

Rated on ICAO's six areas. Level 4 is the pass.

One strengthOne or two fixes

FAQ

What cadets ask first.

Is this the official ELP test?

No. It is practice in the style of the ELP oral. Your official rating comes from the official test.

How much English do I need to start?

Enough to try. A ten-minute level check shows Skye where to begin.

Does it work on iPad?

Yes. iPad, phone or laptop, in the browser. Nothing to install.

Does the radio give me a level?

No. Radio calls earn marks and stars, never an ICAO level.

What if I don't know a word?

Say it in your language. Skye gives you the English, you say it back, and the lesson carries on.

Your first lesson is
one conversation away.

Ten minutes, and you'll know where you stand.

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