Communications

Course Description

 

The Communication Course ensures pilots develop strong radio telephony (RTF) skills and proficiency in VFR and IFR communication. It
covers standard phraseology, ATC procedures, emergency transmissions, and real-world flight scenarios to enhance communication clarity and confidence.

Course Overview and Duration

 
  • There are two ATPL papers relating to communication, VFR Communications and IFR Communications. The papers are so similar that, for the purpose of the course, we consider them as one subject.
  • Essential for ATPL/PPL/CPL/IR/CB-IR training.
  • The subject is expected to take around 15 days to cover, including question banks.
  • Duration may vary by a few days, depending on subject complexity and question bank size.

Why Airman’s Ground?

 
  • Live One-on-One Classes – Not recorded, fully interactive sessions with specialized instructors.
  • Customized Study Plans – Flexible schedules tailored to your routine, perfect for working professionals and students.
  • Question Bank Preparation – Each subject includes focused exam preparation with specialized question banks.
  • Save Up to 2000$ Per Month – No need to relocate for ground school, saving travel, living, and other additional expenses.
  • No Need to Attend a Physical Ground School – Study from anywhere without compromising on quality, saving time, money, and effort.
  • 100% Passing Rate – Unlike other academies with high failure ratios, Airman’s Ground ensures a first-time pass rate, reducing exam retakes and saving both time & money.
  • Morning & Evening Schedules Available – Learn at your preferred time, ensuring maximum flexibility.

With Airman’s Ground, you’re not just preparing for an exam — you’re mastering the skills to stand out in your aviation career!

Lesson Topics

 
  1. Radio Theory
  2. The Aeronautical Mobile Service
  3. Radio Techniques & Phraseology
  4. General Procedures
  5. Aerodrome Control of Aircraft
  6. Radar
  7. Communications Failure
  8. Meteorological & Aerodrome Information
  9. Definitions & Terms