
Research shows that native English speakers (NES) can hugely benefit from knowing what specific and simple things they can do when speaking to non-native English speakers (NNES)1 to increase understanding and successful communication.2,3
Native English speakers can alter word choices and other speaking habits to help non-native speakers understand.
by Tyrone Bishop and Barbara Clark | November 17, 2022
Research shows that native English speakers (NES) can hugely benefit from knowing what specific and simple things they can do when speaking to non-native English speakers (NNES)1 to increase understanding and successful communication.2,3
Experts say pilots and air traffic controllers who are not native English speakers may need…
by Henry Emery, Andrea Howard and Capt. Dennis Gliddon
Flight Deck, Managing Editorās Notebook, Opinion
Critical information is lost when all pilots and controllers arenāt speaking the same language.
by Robert Baron
Poor language skills play an often-unrecognized role in aircraft accidents.
by Elizabeth Matthews