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Orientation and Goals

 Module 2: Parts of the Aircraft and The Crew

Aircraft Components: External

Lesson 1 : Aircraft External Overview

Drill 1 : External Parts Pronunciation

Activity 1 Interactive: Label the Plane

Aircraft Components: Internal (Cockpit)

Lesson 2 : Cockpit Basics

People and Roles

Lesson 3 : The Flight and Ground Team

Grammar in Action

Lesson 4 : Demonstratives and Have/Has

Activity 2 Quiz: Grammar Check

Practice and Assessment

Quick Check Quiz: External Parts Identification

Quick Check Quiz: Cockpit Vocabulary

Quick Check Quiz: Crew Roles and Duties

Module 2 Final Test (Graded)

Resources and Feedback

Module 2 Toolkit (Downloadable PDF)

Learner Survey: Module 2 Experience

Master essential Aviation English with Aviation English Basics: Aircraft Parts and Flight Crew Essentials. This practical, beginner-friendly course builds the vocabulary, pronunciation, and simple grammar you need to identify aircraft components and describe flight crew roles with confidence. Through short videos, audio drills, interactive labeling, and quick checks, you will learn the names and functions of key external parts such as the fuselage, wings, engines, tail, landing gear, and cockpit. Inside the flight deck, you will meet core controls like the yoke, throttle, rudder pedals, and instruments, and practice saying them clearly and correctly. You will also discover who does what on a flight—Captain, First Officer, Cabin Crew, and ATCO—using clear, real-world examples. The grammar focus keeps it simple and useful: Demonstratives (this/that/these/those) and have/has to describe features and responsibilities. By the end, you will accurately label diagrams, build short, correct sentences, and speak with better rhythm and stress. A graded final test confirms your progress, while a downloadable toolkit supports quick review. If you are a new aviation student, cabin crew candidate, or English learner aiming to communicate clearly in aviation contexts, this course is your runway to confident communication.

Module 2: Aircraft Parts and Flight Crew Essentials

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            <p>Aviation English Basics: Aircraft Parts and Flight Crew Essentials builds the core vocabulary and grammar you need to talk about airplanes and the people who operate them. By the end of this module, you will identify, pronounce, and describe major external components such as the fuselage, wings, engines, tail, landing gear, and cockpit. You will also learn the essential items in the cockpit—yoke or control column, throttle, rudder pedals, and instruments—so you can label them and use them correctly in short sentences. Throughout the lessons, clear pronunciation modeling, syllable stress, and spelling support will help you say each term accurately and confidently.</p>

<p>The course also introduces key flight and ground roles, including the Captain, First Officer (Co‑pilot), Cabin Crew, and Air Traffic Controller (ATCO). You will practice simple, correct statements about duties and authority using high-frequency grammar. Demonstratives (this/that/these/those) and have/has are presented with practical aircraft examples: This is the throttle. These are the rudder pedals. The plane has two engines. The Captain has the final authority. Interactive drills, listen‑and‑repeat audio, and labeling activities reinforce understanding, while quick checks and a graded final test confirm progress toward the success criterion of 80%. A downloadable toolkit provides a one‑page cheat sheet with labeled diagrams, pronunciation tips, and sample sentences, and a short survey gathers your feedback to improve your learning experience.</p>
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