Why is the conversation of English important in airways?

English is the common language of navigation, such as for air traffic controllers and airline pilots, and it is the most common language used on the worldwide web. It is one of the six official languages of the 193-member United Nations.



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Since 1944, when it was chosen as the official language in aviation at the Chicago Convention, English is the language used in international flights for all communications between Flight crew and ground services (ramp, coordinators, tower) as well as with the cabin staff, in those airlines with crew of different ...

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Difficulties in plain language communications between ATC and Flight Crew have often helped to cause serious incidents and accidents or made the response to such circumstances arising from un-related causes more difficult. It is in recognition of this that ICAO has introduced a language proficiency system.

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5 Types of Communication Used in Aviation
  • Emblems – common gestures or sign language.
  • Illustrators – adding emphasis or giving directions.
  • Regulators – to control verbal interaction, such as nodding.
  • Adapters – help to control emotions or overcome discomfort.
  • Affect displays – reveal the feelings of the person.


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