Choose Your ATCO ELP Test Type
This test is intended for aviation professionals who use English in air traffic services, flight information services or aeronautical communication environments. It is suitable for student air traffic controllers, licensed air traffic controllers, FIS/FISO personnel and organisations that need a structured aviation English assessment for operational or compliance purposes.
Student ATCO English Test
For student air traffic controllers who need to demonstrate operational aviation English proficiency before or during their training path. The assessment focuses on clear communication, comprehension, interaction and the ability to manage routine and non-routine aviation situations in English.
FIS / FISO English Assessment
This pilot English proficiency test is designed for student pilots preparing for operational communication in real flight environments. It supports FCL.055 language assessment needs by focusing on essential comprehension, spoken interaction and clear communication in training-related aviation scenarios.
Licensed ATCO English Test
For licensed air traffic controllers who need an English language proficiency assessment for endorsement, revalidation, renewal or employer compliance purposes. The test is ATCO-focused and includes aviation communication scenarios relevant to air traffic control operations.
Helicopter Pilot
This ICAO English test is tailored to helicopter pilots whose operations often involve distinct procedures, environments and communication demands. It evaluates the ability to use aviation English effectively in rotorcraft-related contexts, supporting FCL.055 language proficiency requirements where applicable.
Need an ICAO Level 4 - FCL.055 Test Only?
Our ICAO Level 4 only test is a focused option for pilots who specifically need a Level 4 assessment under FCL.055. It offers a more direct path for candidates who do not require a full broader-level evaluation.
Who These FCL.055 Tests Are For
Our FCL.055 ICAO English tests are suitable for pilots who need to demonstrate language proficiency for licensing, operational readiness or career progression. The correct test type depends on your aviation path, training background and the communication contexts most relevant to your flying activity.