AVIATION ENGLISH · EARLY ACCESS

Aviation English for pilots and ATC

Preparation for the plain-language English the ICAO rating scale assesses, not the rating itself.

Carna scores speaking, listening and pronunciation among its eight skills

Aviation at a glance

Where it sits on the CEFR scale

What the tutor will practise

  • Plain-language English
  • Non-routine situations
  • Listening at speed

What examiners assess

ICAO rating scale

  • Pronunciation
  • Structure
  • Vocabulary
  • Fluency
  • Comprehension
  • Interactions

What runs today Carna for Schools and Carna for Business, on the same engine. The individual tutor is in early access.

— THE PROBLEM, THE PRACTICE

What gets in the way, and the practice for it.

Three things that stop people at this goal, each beside the practice planned to remove it. Each row says whether it runs today or waits for the tutor's early access.

— WHAT YOU GET

Every score on one scale.

Whatever the goal, the engine underneath is the one schools and teams run today: eight skills, each with its own score, on the CEFR scale from A1 to C2.

where this path sits on the CEFR scale
B1–B2 of A1–C2
skills Carna scores, each from 0 to 100
8
question types marked the moment you submit
9 of 11

Running in teams today

Training, on the record.

  • Every course, with its score
  • Its attempts, and whether it was handed in
  • Late work, marked Late

Carna for Business runs on the same engine today. One learner's record shows every course with its score, its attempts and what was handed in, and the speaking and writing practice counted. Airlines and training organisations can book a demo now.

One learner's record, course by course: each course's score and attempts, whether it was handed in, and the piece that came in late. Carna's trainer and learner app, shown with a sample school's demo data.

FAQ

Common questions.

Straight answers, including what the individual tutor can and cannot do yet.

Will Carna cover ICAO Language Proficiency Rating preparation?

This path is built around what the ICAO rating scale assesses — pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension and interactions — through plain-language speaking practice and listening at speed. It is preparation, not the rating itself, and Carna makes no promise about the level you will be awarded.

Will it suit cabin crew as well as pilots and ATC?

The speaking practice is plain-language communication under pressure, which cabin crew need as much as the flight deck and ATC. Cabin-crew-specific scenario sets are not something we promise yet.

Can I use Carna for general English alongside aviation-specific practice?

Yes. Carna's material runs from A1 to C2, so general fluency and aviation vocabulary will build in the same place, on the same scale.

EARLY ACCESS

First in line when it opens.

Carna's personal tutor will cover all eight skills from A1 to C2, and it is not open to individual learners yet. The early-access list is how you get in first: one quiet email when it opens, no drip campaign.