Aviation Review | Topic 1.4
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Quick Review

Deletrea "BOG", di la hora y define ETA.

1. How do you spell "BOG" using the ICAO alphabet?
2. How do you say 15:45 in aviation?
3. What does ETA mean?

Who makes the rules?

Click on each icon to discover the organization behind it.

ICAO
IATA
FAA
Aerocivil
EASA

Video 1.4

Who's who in aviation.

Avión

Aviation Organizations

One card per organization.

ICAO
UN Agency · Montreal
International Civil Aviation Organization. Creates international standards and regulations for aviation safety and security.
IATA
Airlines' Association
International Air Transport Association. Assigns 3-letter airport codes and 2-letter airline codes.
FAA
USA Regulator
Federal Aviation Administration. Regulates all aspects of civil aviation in the United States.
EASA
European Union
European Union Aviation Safety Agency. Ensures safety and environmental protection in European aviation.
Aerocivil
Colombia
Civil Aviation Authority of Colombia. Enforces the RAC (Reglamentos Aeronáuticos de Colombia).

Match the Function

Select an organization, then its function.

ICAO
IATA
FAA
EASA
Aerocivil
Creates 3-letter airport codes
Regulates aviation in the USA
International standards (Montreal)
Enforces RAC in Colombia
Regulates aviation in the EU

Airport Codes

IATA (3 letters) vs ICAO (4 letters). Click a code.

BOG SKBO
MIA KMIA
MAD LEMD
LIM SPJC

People & Places

Click to hear the nationality.

Colombia

Colombian

Spain

Spanish

Brazil

Brazilian

the USA

American

Japan

Japanese

France

French

Germany

German

China

Chinese

Where is he from?

Complete the nationality based on the passport.

Liam Smith
Country: USA
Nationality?
Yuki Tanaka
Country: Japan
Nationality?
Sofía Rodríguez
Country: Colombia
Nationality?
Hans Müller
Country: Germany
Nationality?
Chloé Dubois
Country: France
Nationality?
Wei Chen
Country: China
Nationality?

Listen & Write

Listen to the announcement and write the destination airport code.

Tap to play the cabin announcement

Boarding Pass Challenge

Read the cards and answer the questions.

Boarding PassEconomy
BOG → MIA
Passenger: J. Doe
Flight: AA123
Gate: 5
Boarding: 14:30
Visa Required for USA
Boarding PassBusiness
MAD → BOG
Passenger: M. Smith
Flight: IB6621
Gate: 12
Boarding: 09:15
Connecting to LIM (Flight LA245)
Boarding PassEconomy
LIM → SCL
Passenger: A. Garcia
Flight: LA800
Gate: 3
Boarding: 18:00
Direct Flight
1. Which passenger needs a visa?
2. Who is connecting to another flight?

Unit 1 Mini-Test

8 preguntas de los temas 1.1 a 1.4. ¡Demuestra lo que sabes!

1. ¿Cuál es el nivel mínimo de inglés de la OACI?

2. ¿Qué significa "Mayday"?

3. ¿Cómo se deletrea la letra "J" en la OACI?

4. ¿Cómo se pronuncia el número 9 en aviación?

5. ¿Quién asigna los códigos de 3 letras de los aeropuertos (ej. BOG)?

6. Si un pasajero es de Japón, su nacionalidad es:

7. ¿Qué significa el código "INOP"?

8. ¿Qué significa "ETA"?

Unit 1.4 | Exit reflection

Apply what you learned

How do the aviation organizations in this unit differ? Name one situation and explain which organization you would consult and why.

Torre de control del aeropuerto de Edimburgo.
Fotografia: Air traffic control tower (Edinburgh Airport) in 2025.01.jpg, de CAPTAIN RAJU. Fuente: Wikimedia Commons ? licencia: CC0 1.0.
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