Abstract

This research paper provides a primary thorough needs analysis process for Algerian aeronautics leaners and novice professionals at Aures Aviation Academy. The literature review shed light upon the International Civil Aviation Organization linguistic requirements and the current state of the ESP course at the academy. Accordingly, a hypothesis was set as a tentative answer for two research questions. The process was undertaken via collecting data by administering two questionnaires, two semi-structured interviews and a non-participant classroom observation procedure. The analyzed data were taken into account to answer the research questions through triangulation in data collection methods and sources of information to validate the research outcomes.

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  • Nowadays, economy is attracting more and more attention, and it is developing in a faster pace

  • On January, 1st, 2008, the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) decreed that all air traffic controllers and air crew members engaged in international flights must show adequate proficiency in general English as a speaking medium and limited ICAO radiotelephony phraseology (English is the Mandate International Language of Aviation, 2019)

  • To shed light on the importance of communication in aviation, and in order to be operational on the international airspace; it is mandatory for the cabin crew members, namely pilots, to (1) acquire their flying license, (2) a health certificate, and (3) an English language certificate from an authorized academy or test center

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Introduction

Economy is attracting more and more attention, and it is developing in a faster pace. Most notably air travel, which became a key indicator of a healthy and strong economy. An essential part of the safety measures taken by these companies is ensuring their staff efficient training; most notably pilots’ and Air Traffic Controllers’ (ATCs’) English language communication efficacy. It is clear, so far, that English presents a requirement for integration for any business in today’s world, but in aviation it is more than just an asset, it is a very important requirement. To shed light on the importance of communication in aviation, and in order to be operational on the international airspace; it is mandatory for the cabin crew members, namely pilots, to (1) acquire their flying license, (2) a health certificate, and (3) an English language certificate from an authorized academy or test center

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