Radio Trainer

Practice your radio calls before you burn avgas on them

Thanks for giving this a try — it's a one-person beta, so you being here genuinely helps. Pick a scenario, read the briefing, then hold the mic button (or the space bar) and speak your radio call like you would in the aircraft. An AI controller answers in Canadian phraseology, and you get feedback graded call by call — callsign placement, "two five" vs "twenty five," missed ATIS, readbacks, all of it.

• Make it yours: enter your own registration and aircraft type and they're used throughout, including in the controller's replies
• Nine scenarios across three airports — the full flight at Langley (CYNJ), a squawk-assignment taxi at Boundary Bay (CZBB), an uncontrolled arrival at Chilliwack (CYCW), plus a couple of drills where the frequency doesn't go as expected
• Ear-training mode hides the transcripts so you copy the controller by ear, like the real radio
• Your browser will ask for microphone access — that's how you transmit. Best on a desktop with a headset, but phones work too
• The phraseology comes from the TC AIM, the NAV CANADA VFR Phraseology guide and the CFS — every scenario lists the sections it's built on, so you can check the sourcing yourself under Sources in the briefing. If you spot anything off, flag it in the feedback box and I'll fix it

Scenario complete ✔

Stand by — debrief on the way