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30 SUBJECT AREAS
150 LESSONS
300 INTERACTIVE VOICE AGENTS
1200 VOCABULARY

CABIN CREW: BEFORE TAKE OFF

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Learn eight key phrases

Students learn eight essential pre-take-off phrases through focused repetition drills that build lasting recall.

Listening exercise

A guided listening exercise reinforces the phrases in context, training students to recognise natural cabin crew speech.

Interactive voice test

An interactive voice agent tests spoken recall, giving instant feedback until every phrase is fluent.

TICKETING: EXCESS BAGGAGE

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Learn eleven words and grammar

Students learn eleven excess baggage terms alongside the reported speech pattern 'he asked me to speak to you.'

Reading exercise

A reading exercise reinforces the vocabulary and grammar within a realistic ticketing counter scenario.

Interactive voice test

Students answer aloud using a voice agent that replicates the reported speech grammar in context.

AIRPORT: CHECK IN

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Learn seven pieces of vocab

Students learn seven essential check-in terms through focused repetition drills that build lasting recall.

Reading exercise

A reading exercise reinforces the vocabulary within a realistic airport check-in scenario.

Check-in role play (Australian)

Students complete a spoken role play exercise with an Australian accent voice agent, practising a full check-in interaction.

WHY USE A VOICE AGENT?

Student practising spoken English using a voice agent on her phone
Repeated speaking improves vocab memory
Speaking the language embeds understanding
Freedom to use whenever and wherever
Instills self-motivation in learners
Unlimited practice at your own pace
Master the communication that aviation demands
Build confidence for high-stakes interviews
More effective than flashcards or grammar drills

IMPROVE SPEAKING, LISTENING, AND READING

Air Travel English builds more than spoken fluency. Every lesson pairs vocabulary drills with reading passages and listening comprehension exercises, so students strengthen all skills, while voice practice closes the gap that other courses cannot reach: the ability to actually speak.