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English Language
English Language
Proficiency Exams
ONLINE
Up to level 6
Levels 4, 5 and 6, fully online: booked and paid on aviationlab.eu, sat from home in about twenty minutes, certificate issued within 24 hours.
EASA approved Language Testing Body
AviationLAB OÜ · approved by the Estonian Transport Administration
EE/LTAB/002
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24h
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4·5·6
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Booking
Three steps, and you have a date
The calendar on aviationlab.eu shows the open events: the blue ones are online, the orange ones are on‑site.
STEP 01
Pick a slot
Open the calendar and choose an event that fits your roster. New dates are published every week.
STEP 02
Fill in your details
Your personal and licence data, the Pilot Network code, and payment. That confirms the booking.
STEP 03
Sit the test
You connect at the agreed time and talk to a live interlocutor. No exam centre, no travel, no day off.
What you need
- Valid ID or passport
- Computer with webcam and microphone
- Stable internet connection
- A quiet room, no interruptions
Inside the test
Twenty minutes, three parts, one person in front of you
It is a human interaction test: one candidate and one interlocutor, not a machine scoring recordings.
Picture description
You describe an aviation image in detail. Then you discuss it: opinions, predictions, and defending your point of view.
Listening
Real radio communication recordings. You report what you heard and reason about what might happen next.
Operational contexts and technical references are used throughout, but the assessment measures your language, not your technical knowledge.
Validity
How long the certificate lasts
Level 6 is the one that stops the clock: for pilots it never expires again.
| ICAO level | Pilots — FCL.055(c) | Controllers — ATCO.B.035(a) |
|---|---|---|
| Level 4 | 4 years | 3 years |
| Level 5 | 6 years | 6 years |
| Level 6 | Lifetime | 9 years |
The assessment meets EASA standards and is accepted by EASA Member States. Check with your own licensing authority before booking.
Want to walk in prepared?
One‑to‑one or small group training, fully online, shaped around your level, your operational environment and the level you are working toward.
Standard phraseology, plain English for abnormal situations, the six ICAO criteria one by one, and listening under pressure with real ATC recordings. Intensive before an assessment, or paced over months.
More informationArea 100 KSA: the employability advantage
Airline selection is decided by how you think, decide and communicate under pressure, not by how well you know the FCOM.
The programme works the nine EASA pilot competencies: threat and error management, workload, decisions with incomplete information, communication, leadership, teamwork and situational awareness. For ATO cohorts and for individual pilots; the KSA certificate itself stays ATO‑issued, as the rule requires.
More informationAre you ready for DEPARTURE?
But missing a language proficiency exam? Book your slot, use the Pilot Network code, and have the certificate in your inbox tomorrow.
AviationLAB OÜ is an EASA approved Language Testing Body (EE/LTAB/002), approved by the Estonian Transport Administration. Booking, payment and the certificate are handled on aviationlab.eu.