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November 25th 03, 06:33 PM
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New Aviation Terminology
Recently I dug up an article from some magazine concerning the Tenerife
accident when two 747s collided due to language miscomprehension by one of the pilots. Later in the text, the author wrote that ICAO was working on a new set of aviation terminology that is supposed to be an "aviation Esperanto", combining language rules and words of several world languages to avoid further confusion. Anybody have any detailed info on this? (the article is vintage 1997). Triple Delta 
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