Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Our test is both for renewal and initial issue of a language rating. The validity date will be counted from the date of assessment.

The assessor will assess your English language skills, not your theoretical knowledge. So, it should not cause any concern. One thing to remember, however, is that the assessor will assess your “comprehension” (one of the holistic descriptors, see above). If your comprehension is showing a lack of skills, it could influence your test.

Make sure that you are using the latest version of your web browser. We recommend using the following browsers:

Chrome (Desktop and Android)
Firefox (Desktop)
Safari (MacOS and iOS)
Edge (Desktop)

If you are experiencing issues with one of the browsers, please switch to a different one and try again. It’s alright to miss one or two of the questions due to technical reasons. However, if you are experiencing continuous audio playback issues please get in touch with us.

No. It is okay if you by accident skip a question. You will be assessed based on your answers from the other questions and the interview.

No, you can start and finish the test whenever it suits you, but at least 6 months from the purchase date.

Your CAA will usually only mention the organizations that are approved by your specific CAA in your country. Within EASA all member states should accept language ratings from other member states – see below.

The countries below accept our language certificate through EASA mutual recognition according to REGULATION (EU) 2018/1139 Article 67.

Aruba, Austria, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Iceland, Italy (Through AOPA Italy), Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Portugal, San Marino, Serbia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland.

Other countries may accept our test – also non-EASA member states, but we recommend that you check with your local CAA before taking the test.

Yes, the LBA accepts our test (including level 6).

When forwarding the language certificate to the LBA please include our approval document and the language assessor’s authorization. You will be able to download both documents via the links you will receive with your result email.

Yes, the AESA accepts our test.

You will need the original printed document for the AESA. When you receive your result, color print the certificate and forward it to AESA together with our approval document and the assessor’s authorization.

Yes, the HCAA accepts our test.

You will need a confirmation letter from us confirming your language level to the HCAA. When you receive your result, you can request it by emailing us at info@ilpt.net.

Yes, the DGAC accepts our test.

When you receive your result, please contact us at info@ilpt.net requesting the 28i-FORMLIC. When you submit the documents to the DGAC you shall include the language certificate, our approval and the assessors authorization which both can be downloaded via the links you will receive with your result.. Further information can be found here.

For the time being, the ENAC requires that candidates with an Italian license take the test in one of the AOPA offices. Please contact a local AOPA office to take the test.

The Polish CAA Authority accepts our test. They may contact us to confirm your result.

Yes, the IAA accepts our test.

When submitting your certificate to IAA, please attach the IAA ELA form and our approval. 

To get the IAA ELA form signed by the assessor, please download the form, fill out the information and request the signature by sending us an email at info@ilpt.net. You will receive our approval together with your certificate or you can download it here.

Yes, Austro Control accepts our test.

You will need additional form for Austro Control. To get the Austro Control form signed by the assessor, please download the form, fill out the information and request the signature by sending us an email at info@ilpt.net. You can find the Application for a language proficiency endorsement form here.

Your skills will be assessed according to the ICAO language proficiency skills defined in the ICAO Rating Scale. You will get the grade that corresponds to your language proficiency (Passed (Level 4,5, 6), Failed (Level 1, 2, 3)). The final rating is not the average or aggregate of the ratings in each of the six ICAO language proficiency skills, but it is the lowest of these six ratings.

Click here to learn more about the ICAO Rating Scale and holistic descriptors.

Proficient speakers should be able to:

• communicate effectively in both voice-only (telephone/radiotelephone) and face-to-face situations;
• communicate about common, concrete and work-related topics with accuracy and clarity;
• use appropriate communicative strategies to exchange messages and to recognize and resolve misunderstandings (e.g. to check, confirm or clarify information) in a general or work-related context;
• handle successfully and with relative ease the linguistic challenges presented by a complication or unexpected turn of events that occurs within the context of an otherwise familiar routine work situation or communicative task; and
• use a dialect or accent which is intelligible to the aeronautical community.

Your Language Test is assessed by a certified and authorized Language Assessor, licensed under the Danish CAA.

Yes, you can. We recommend that you practice your English before purchasing a new test.

Yes, you can do both the test and video call on mobile or desktop devices. We recommend to update your device and browser to the latest version, and to use one the following browsers:

Chrome (Desktop and Android)
Firefox (Desktop)
Safari (MacOS and iOS)
Edge (Desktop)

Make sure that you are using the latest version of your web browser. We recommend using the following browsers:

Chrome (Desktop and Android)
Firefox (Desktop)
Safari (MacOS and iOS)
Edge (Desktop)

If you are experiencing issues with one of the browsers, please switch to a different one and try again. It’s alright to miss one or two of the questions due to technical reasons. However, if you are experiencing continuous audio playback issues please get in touch with us.

The test is done entirely online, and you can choose when you take the test. The first part of the test can be done immediately after registration, or whenever it is convenient for you (within 60 days since registration). The second part of the test is a scheduled video call, where you select the date and time that is convenient. You will be able to select the date and time from the slots in our calendar once you have completed the computer based part.

The test consists of 2 main parts and is done entirely online.

In the first part of the test you record yourself answering the questions on camera. You can take breaks between the sections. The first part of the test will take approximately 45 minutes.

When you have completed the first part of the test, you will be guided to a booking page to schedule a 15-minute video call with one of the assessors. Slots are usually available within the next few days.

After completing the video call, you should receive your result within 2 business days.

Yes – you simply use your email and password to log in again and the test will continue from your last answered question.

You should receive your results within 2 business days after completing the video call with the assessor. You will receive an email with a certificate to present to your local CAA for validation of your language rating. You can also download the certificate anytime by logging back into our system.

Please be sure to check your spam folder. You can also log in to your account and download the certificate. If you are still experiencing issues, please get in touch with us at at info@ilpt.net.

We do our utmost to protect your data and money transfer, which is why we use a major provider to handle the credit card payment. Therefore, the transaction is as safe as on many other major sites. Our bank is international and experienced in handling credit card payments. We do not store your credit card information.

We are obliged to identify every client by their photo ID documents to ensure the identity of the person taking the test. All information you provide us with is kept confidential and is used for identification purposes only, according to the GDPR policy.

Graded test data is required by the authorities to be stored for 6 years and is then deleted. The recordings are deleted after 12 months.