I can't believe that It's now four years since I set up Francoflyers and hope that it's been of some use in providing information which was only available in 'dribs and drabs' when I first joined a French flying club.
One of our most popular and useful articles is the one on French Radio Calls which I have re-posted as a permanent page on the sidebar of this blog so that it's easier to find.
The article is still at it's original location so no need to change any 'favourites' links.
I also intend to make some minor changes and will do so when the original 'recording artiste' gets back to the UK in a few weeks.
For the benefit of English-speaking pilots who haven't flown in France, I would emphasise that English is the principal language of Air Traffic Control but the French calls come in handy when dealing with 'uncontrolled' airfields—basically, you just use French to let any other aircraft in the area know what you are doing.
It's all fairly simple stuff, even for somebody like me whose command of French is generally limited to eating-related matters.
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