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Communicate effectively in routine and unexpected aviation situations.
Online aviation English assessment and preparation, designed around the realities of a pilot’s roster. Professional, personal and straightforward from the first enquiry.
Request a time that works around your flying schedule.
No need to commit to a time before availability is checked. Share your preferred UTC slots and receive personal confirmation.
Choose the service, share your contact details and suggest up to three appointment options in UTC.
Your appointment remains pending until the provider checks the schedule and confirms a slot in writing.
Payment instructions and any required briefing or equipment details are shared after confirmation.
Join from a quiet room with a stable internet connection, a working camera and microphone, and any required photo ID.
Language proficiency assessment considers six descriptors: pronunciation, structure, vocabulary, fluency, comprehension and interaction. The lowest descriptor can determine the overall level.
Communicate effectively in routine and unexpected aviation situations.
Demonstrate a more advanced range, flexibility and control in communication.
Demonstrate highly proficient language use across familiar and unfamiliar contexts.
Validity and endorsement requirements depend on the applicable licensing rules and authority. Under EASA rules, the usual validity periods are Level 4: four years, Level 5: six years, and Level 6: no expiry. Always confirm requirements with the authority that issued your licence.
Whether you are booking an assessment or building confidence first, choose the service that fits your needs. Official assessment availability and eligibility must be confirmed before a booking is accepted.
Complete your official online assessment with a pilot-focused approach, using the ICAO language proficiency framework.
No online payment at this stage. Your slot and payment instructions are confirmed personally.
Try a practice session designed to mirror the style of an ICAO assessment, then receive individual feedback and clear areas to work on before the real exam.
Preparation only — no official result or certificate is provided.
Focused individual speaking and listening practice to help you communicate more naturally and confidently in aviation and everyday professional situations.
Lessons support improvement but cannot guarantee a specific ICAO level.
A good language assessment should feel professional, structured and fair. Learn about the person conducting your session, their aviation background and the assessment experience before you book.
Request a session →Active airline pilot · Wide-body operations
Your session is conducted by Francesco, an active airline pilot currently flying a wide-body aircraft for a major airline in the Middle East. His experience also includes a major European airline, so he knows the communication standards international multi-crew pilots work with every day.
You are treated as a fellow professional in a calm, fair setting. The examiner conducts the assessment; official administration, independent second rating, results and certificates are processed through L6 Aviation OÜ, an Estonian Language Testing Body authorised by the Estonian Transport Administration.
Official administration, independent second rating, results and certificates are handled by L6 Aviation OÜ as described above.
The ICAO English Language Proficiency assessment looks at the communication skills pilots need for safe international operations. It is a conversation—not a memorised script or a grammar quiz.
Clear, intelligible speech.
Accurate grammar and sentence construction.
Range to explain, describe and paraphrase.
Natural, steady delivery.
Understanding what is said, including in less routine situations.
Appropriate, timely responses and clarification.
You are rated across all six descriptors. Your lowest individual descriptor score determines your overall language proficiency level.
Valid for 4 years.
Valid for 6 years.
No expiry.
Validity shown under EASA rules. Your licensing authority makes the final decision on acceptance and endorsement validity. Confirm the requirements that apply to your licence before booking.
Your result documents the proficiency level you achieved. To have it reflected in your licence, you may need to send the certificate to your licensing authority and complete its required procedure.
Make sure your personal information, licence details and result are accurate before you send the document onward.
Refer to the guidance provided by your licensing authority and use its designated submission route.
Keep a copy of the certificate along with any receipt or confirmation you receive after submitting it.
Where an endorsement is required, check with the authority that your level and any applicable validity period have been recorded correctly.
If the authority asks for additional supporting documents, get in touch with Francesco to ask about the testing-body documentation available.
A calm, clear and professional assessment experience matters. Read feedback from pilots who have completed a session with PilotSpeak.
“The assessment was structured and professional, but never felt intimidating. Francesco explained the process clearly and created a calm atmosphere that helped me focus on communicating naturally.”
“I appreciated the fair, attentive approach throughout the session. The questions felt relevant to aviation, and the examiner gave me space to express myself without making the conversation feel pressured.”
“Everything was explained in a clear and respectful way. Francesco was approachable and professional, which made the exam feel like a focused assessment rather than an interrogation.”
“The session had a relaxed atmosphere while remaining rigorous and well organised. I knew what was expected at each stage, and I felt I was assessed fairly as a pilot.”
Clear information helps candidates understand the service before they book.
Online sessions can be attended from different locations if the required equipment and internet connection are available. Before booking an official assessment, check whether the relevant certificate is accepted by your licensing authority.
Typically, a valid photo ID, a computer with camera and microphone, a stable internet connection and a quiet room. Confirm the final checklist with your provider.
Your request remains pending until availability is checked and the provider sends written confirmation. Any payment instructions should be provided at that stage.
No. A mock assessment is a preparation service. It does not produce an official result, certificate or licence endorsement.
No. Candidates must follow the submission and endorsement process required by the authority that issued their licence.
For an official exam, the provider should send the applicable briefing and instructions in advance. Preparation lessons can help build confidence but cannot guarantee a particular assessed level.
Request an appointment that works around your flying schedule.
The exam is delivered within a regulated testing framework, not as an informal language interview. Your own licensing authority remains responsible for accepting the certificate and entering the endorsement.
These are the current EASA Member States. Submission and endorsement procedures can differ, and the authority that issued your licence always makes the final acceptance decision.
Take a few minutes to watch the briefing before your appointment. It helps you understand what to expect and how to get ready for your online assessment.
Tell us what you need and suggest up to three appointment options in UTC. This is a request, not an automatic confirmation.