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Some Pilots Want Europe to Speak Czech
15. 9. 2010
According to Czech newspaper Mladá Fronta Dnes, part of the Czech airplane pilot community is protesting against the use of English, which is the language used in the whole air travel world. They are requesting the European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) to make their commands also in the Czech language. The Czech deputy Transport Minister, Ivo Vykydal, admitted that there is a relatively big pressure by the Czech Aero Club for European air controllers to communicate with Czechs pilots in Czech.
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