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It was interesting even in "English" speaking countries like Australia. The phraseology is different.
BigBadLou
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Good to know thanks.
When I recently rented a Skyhawk to fly around one patch in Europe, I asked the CFI (who had to be with me for legal reasons, cuz ya know, I'm a 'murken') how the tower guys' English was. He said to try them out. And they were excellent. Much much better than I anticipated. (I didn't expect bad English, just silly Euro pronunciation etc)
When I recently rented a Skyhawk to fly around one patch in Europe, I asked the CFI (who had to be with me for legal reasons, cuz ya know, I'm a 'murken') how the tower guys' English was. He said to try them out. And they were excellent. Much much better than I anticipated. (I didn't expect bad English, just silly Euro pronunciation etc)