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Editorial

ICAO Language Proficiency Requirements workshop

The latest ICAO Language Proficiency Requirement Implementation Workshop organised by the ICAO Europe & North Atlantic region office and hosted by the Higher Civil Aviation School in Ulyanovsk (UHCAS), Russian Federation, was held from 27th to 29th May and attended by some 60 delegates from eleven countries. The workshop was presided over by Karsten Theil, Director of the ICAO Europe & North Atlantic region and Sergei Krasnov, Director of the UHCAS. The workshop was chaired by Dr. Oleg Lachinov of the HCAS,      Sergey Melnichenko, former PRICESG member and Deputy Director of Complang, and Philip Shawcross, President of International Civil Aviation English Association (ICAEA).

icao conference

The first day of the workshop provided an opportunity for several States to report on their LPR implementation plans including Azerbaijan, Belarus, Germany, Italy, Kazakhstan, Latvia, the Russian Federation and Ukraine.

After the day’s proceedings there was a visit to the school’s flight and ATC simulators.

on simulator

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