Do you know how to spell out names when communicating verbally to colleagues in the travel industry, for instance; when telling someone your name or even a booking reference? The challenge is when mixing letters like “T” and “P” or like “F” being perceived as an “S”. To avoid this you can use the ICAO Alphabet international standard instead.
So…Do you know the rest of the ICAO Alphabet?
I doubt it and you will be surprised when discovering that you didn’t know all of them. Then of course, you need to do the quiz again.
Good Luck in Learning
Easy peasy… 🙂
How come I missed H.
Let’s have a more challenging quiz 😉
Easy and done… Next!
100% – I learned these as a teenager while spotting aircraft.
You spelt A = Alpha wrong !!
Hi Paul…
Hmmm – Well – You might be right…
At ICAO site this is how they spell it…though…
https://www.icao.int/Pages/AlphabetRadiotelephony.aspx
Thanks for your comment
Stefan
Alpha is misspelled, but I am ok with my score.
Hi Angie,
Happy to hear youre OK with the Score.
You are the second one telling me that Alfa should be spelled Alpha.
In the ICAO site (www.icao.net) it is stated Alfa with f. It is stated in Annex 10, volume II.
However i lso found this page (https://www.skybrary.aero/bookshelf/books/249.pdf) where Alpha is said to be the word
but when transmitting one are to use AL FAH. And i guess it is here where the missunderstanding
Thanks for raising the Q
Cheers
Stefan
very easy , thanks 🙂
i got 26 out of 26
scored 25 out of 26, quite easy with the exception of the dish.