"Emily" wrote in message
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Magic11 wrote:
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And one more thing, Emily, no offence, but can you think a little bit and
realize that English is not always language in atc communication, maybe
in
some european/other countries on domestic flights and general aviation,
before you guess I don't fly!

First, there's a HUGE different in not speaking English fluently and using
IM speak.


Ok, I agree with that, first post I wrote quckly and untill now I didn't
know what "IM speak" phrase means and didn't know that's
big problem because I see that often on USA and UK forums, so I
unintentionally start to use something like that (you=u, ....).



Second, I believe I asked if your first language was English. And as
someone who deals with commercial aviation people from OUTSIDE the United
States most of the time, I can still say that YES, English is the
international language of aviation. In fact, I deal with with maintenance
type people on six continents, and I've never run into one person who
doesn't speak English when dealing with other people in the industry.


English is international laguage of all world industry, specially comercial
aviation, did I say something
wrong about that!?