
- •Icao Level 3-4
- •L ook through the text and answer the question:
- •Read the text thoroughly. Find information to speak on:
- •Answer the following questions:
- •Answer the following questions given in the table below.
- •Take turns to ask and answer the same questions with your partner. Do you (both) have a lot in common?
- •Listen to the recording and copy Paul’s answers. Do you (all) have a lot in common?
- •Put a tick next to each description which best describes an atc.
- •Watch a video and answer the following questions.
- •Video # 7
- •D escribe a picture and give as many ideas as possible about the event. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Round-table talk.
- •Match the words and phrases to their definitions.
- •Look through the text again and complete the table with key-words to speak about airport security measures and personnel according to the table.
- •Look through the text and choose the suitable heading for each paragraph.
- •Describe this picture and give as many details as possible about the common procedure before flight. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Describe a picture and give as many ideas as possible about the airport security measures. Justify your opinion. You have 30 sec to think.
- •Look at the picture, say what things you can see in the picture and answer the question:
- •Read the text again and answer the following questions.
- •Divide all these things into three columns.
- •Match the words to their definitions.
- •Look at the picture. Label the pictures using the words from the box below.
- •Match the words to their definitions.
- •Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word in capitals. Make all necessary changes.
- •Look through the text and entitle each paragraph.
- •Underline the word with a different meaning.
- •Complete the sentences using the phrases from the box.
- •4. What is the most important information to be passed to the supervisor in case of squawking 7500?
- •5. Choose a partner. Use the prompts from the card to make a pilot-controller communication.
- •Write down the words with a similar meaning given in the box.
- •Complete the table using the dictionary.
- •Complete each sentence with the correct form of the word in capitals. Make all necessary changes.
- •Listen to the communication and mark the statements true or false.
- •R eport on the situation and give as many details as possible about the event.
- •Find and circle all the Weather words that are hidden in the grids. The words may be hidden in any direction.
- •Give equivalents to the following words:
- •What do these abbreviations stand for? What information do they include?
- •Match the words to their definitions:
- •Complete the following sentences using the words from the box.
- •Look through the text and pick out the items of a weather report.
- •Read the text again, look through the following statements and say if they are true or false:
- •Look through the text and answer the following question:
- •Why are wind speed and direction very important for flight?
- •Look at the table and check if you are right.
- •4. Watch a video and guess what we are going to discuss now.
- •Video # 23
- •L ook through the 3 characteristics of a rw and cross the odd out.
- •R ead the text and answer the following questions. You can use your own experience.
- •Describe a picture and give as many ideas as possible about the event. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Do the lightning quiz, choosing the correct answers. Then check your answers with the teacher.
- •5. Describe the pictures and give as many ideas as possible about the event. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Match the words from column a with the words and phrases with similar meaning from column b.
- •Look through the text and enumerate all the aircraft problems which can be caused by bird strikes.
- •R ead the text again and answer the following questions:
- •Listen to the four recordings and report on each one using the following questions as a plan:
- •Make a report on the event using information in the table above.
- •Look through the following information and complete the table below.
- •S peak about consequences of bird strikes, bird attractants and the most reliable methods of scaring birds away from the aerodrome. Use the information in the table above.
- •Describe a picture and give as many ideas as possible about the event. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Fill in the correct prepositions.
- •Listen to the recording of the pilot-controller communication. Make notes and then report about aircraft callsign, problem, pilot’s intentions and controller’s actions.
- •Complete the radio- exchange with sentences from the box. Then listen and check your answers.
- •Do birds cause any problems where you work?
- •Round-table talk.
- •Look at the pictures and identify the type of aircraft and say what you know about it.
- •Listen to the following definitions of aircraft main parts and guess what they are.
- •Listen and check your answers.
- •Match the words in a to the words with the similar meaning in b.
- •Match the words in a to the words in b to make collocations. Different variants are possible.
- •Fill in the gaps with the words from the boxes. Check new words with your teacher or in a dictionary.
- •Look through each part of the text and say what it is about. Entitle each paragraph.
- •Discuss with a partner if the following statements are true or false. If necessary justify your opinion.
- •Match the words in column a to the words with the similar meaning in b.
- •Match the words in a to their definitions in b.
- •Listen to the recording about technical problems that might happen to an aircraft and check your answers.
- •Make a list of technical problems that might happen to an aircraft during the flight.
- •Look through the text and choose a suitable heading for each paragraph from the list below. There is one extra heading which you do not need to use.
- •Video # 33
- •L ook through the text and think of a title. Then read the text and answer the questions.
- •Match the words in column a to their definitions in column b.
- •Have you ever heard about aviation event involving fuel problem?
- •Look through the list of technical problems (Ex. 5 page 114) and check if all problems are mentioned. Then say what your actions might be in case of each technical problem on board the plane.
- •Match the words and phrases in column a to their definitions in column b.
- •Video # 37
- •Speak on the case using the words and phrases given in exercise 5.
- •Describe a picture and give as many ideas as possible about the event. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Match the words in a to their definitions in b.
- •Listen to the report about the crash of Armavia Airbus a320-21.
- •Speak on the influence of human factor in that crash.
- •Match the words to their definitions.
- •Match the words to the words with the similar meaning.
- •Match the words that go together.
- •W atch a video and answer the following questions:
- •Video # 41
- •Elicit the information from the table and speak on flight safety and factors influencing it.
- •Match the words and phrases in column a to the words with the similar meaning in b.
- •Match the words that go together. You can write them into central column.
- •Look at the list of possible reasons for the aviation event. Watch a video and put them into correct order.
- •Video # 42
- •Report on the situation using the following words and phrases:
- •Describe a picture and give as many ideas as possible about the events. Justify your opinion. You have 30 seconds to think.
- •Round-talk table.
- •Tapescript.
Complete the sentences using the phrases from the box.
A. The aircraft is fairly empty and passengers ___________________ around the jumbo jet, the bomber chooses seat 26 K located directly over the fuel tank, but it was another version of an aircraft. |
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scattered
assemble
blast
bomb-builder
casualties
components
congestion
discovery
inhabitants
lavatory
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clock-work
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B. ___________________ the flight the autopilot remains on to keep constant heading and altitude. But when the bomb explodes the autopilot appears to be a victim of the ________________. |
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C. A flight attendant reports to the captain, the man sitting in 26 K dies due to blast, and there are some _________________ among passengers. The captain decided to land at Naha airport and asks his co-pilot to make a MayDay call. |
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D. He arrives in _______________time for his flight with Philippine Airlines. He designed the _______________of his bomb to pass ______________ by X-ray and metal detection equipment. |
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E. He wants to put his latest invention through a test, everything must go __________________. He is a highly skilled terrorist __________________. He packs a liquid explosive bomb very carefully in a bottle of __________________ solution for contact lenses. |
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F. Most ___________________ of the city of 1million and a half have a few more hours to sleep, but one person ____________________________. |
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G. Then the bomber finds a vacant _________________ to_______________the explosive device. He sets a timer to explode in 4 hours long after he leaves the plane. He hides the bomb in a life jacket under his seat and changes the seat. |
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H. This is a story of how investigators make a shocking ____________________, that the explosion on powerful 34 is only a test. |
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I. With a minimum control over the aircraft the captain faces the most challenging landing in his carrier. |
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J. When the aircraft first lands the bomber leaves the plane and new passengers get on the board. Airport ___________________ delays new departure, but the bomb timer continues to tick. |
VIDEO # 18
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VIDEO # 19
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Warm up.
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1. What can make an Air Traffic Controller suspect a case of hijacking?
2. An Air Traffic Controller has to be able to respond appropriately according to the circumstances in case of hijacking. Choose the appropriate actions. |
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3. Put the following phrases into the right column. Justify your opinion. Add your own suggestions.
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Affirm / 2. Negative / 3. Confirm squawk 7500 / 4. Check
transponder setting / 5. Squawking correct / 6. (no reply) /
7. Sorry, it was wrong indication (reason). |
Controller’s words, in case of unlawful interference |
Pilot’s words, if there is correct squawking |
Pilot’s words, if there is wrong squawking |
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