Following on the successful footsteps of GPS Trainer, ASA is proud to announce an addition to the interactive computer-based tutorial product line: Communications Trainer: Say Again Please. Pilots use their computer with the interactive tutorial, and use their home, car, or computer stereo to listen to the audio review. Computer learning tools in the form of audio clips, animations, original figures and diagrams work together with the same text from Bob Gardner's popular textbook, Say Again Please, to teach radio communications in VFR and IFR operations and all airspace classes.

Communications Trainer: Say Again Please is for students who want to practice before their flights, those with rusty communication skills, those who rarely fly into busy airspace, those who want to practice copying and comprehending clearances, and those who want to sound like a pro-both VFR and IFR. It is especially helpful for English-As-A-Second-Language (ESL) students:

• Applicable to VFR and IFR operations, towered and nontowered
  airports, enroute flight, and emergency situations.
• Intuitive software is easy to follow as reading a book.
• Typical transmissions are supported with textual descriptions,
  sectional and airport diagrams, and audio clips so pilots not only
  learn to speak aviation, but also gain a fundamental
  understanding of what needs to be spoken when, where, and to
  whom.
• Pilots go from a preflight briefing and filing a flight plan to
  ground, enroute, and terminal operations, including in-flight
  weather requests and pilot reports.
• Interactive exercises integrate with the tutorial for practice of
  each scenario.
• Extensive reference library includes FAA documents, websites
  to live ATC, and glossary.
• Tutorial runs on both PC and Macintosh systems.
• Listen as the narrator takes you through a comprehensive Audio
  Review consisting of standard dialogs with a full cast of
  characters: pilots, ATIS, Ground, Clearance Delivery, Tower,
  Approach, Departure, Center, AFSS, and UNICOM controllers
  in all airspace classes, VFR and IFR operations, and emergency
  situations.