SPEAKING ENGLISH
Taiwan's Eva Air is requiring its pilots to speak English in the cockpit as well as during training to ensure there is no miscommunication. In addition, the airline uses only flight manuals and other cockpit publications written in English, chiefly to avoid bias in translation or interpretation...
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