Aviation Alphabet Translator

Aviation Alphabet Translator is a simple and fun tool you can use to find out how each letter of the English alphabet translates into Aviation and NATO language.

It can be handled by those curious enough to learn this spelling alphabet widely used over radio and telephone, which was created to efficiently send and receive messages regardless of the quality of the communication channel as well as language spoken by the senders and receivers.

The application doesn't require an active Internet connection to work, so you can deploy and use it even when you're offline. It's trusted by Microsoft, which means that it can be downloaded and installed from the Windows Store.

Once launched, Aviation Alphabet Translator displays a large window with a dark background that doesn't contain any buttons or menus, so you can start pressing keys on the keyboard to view their counterpart in the English alphabet.

The program isn't designed to translate words or sentences, so it can process only one character at a time. Any new character you enter will automatically replace the previous one.

For example, A is Alpha, B is Bravo, C is Charlie, X is Xray, Y is Yankee, and Z is Zulu. Numbers are translated just as they are pronounced (1 - One, 2 - Two, and so on). If you type supported characters (symbols), they will be just displayed as a question mark (?).

All things considered, Aviation Alphabet Translator delivers a quick solution for learning the Aviation alphabet or refreshing your memory if you used to know it, and it's available even for computers without a working Internet connection, thanks to the fact that it has an offline database.