Questions, suggestions, or feedback? We would love to hear from you.
Have a question about the NATO phonetic alphabet? Found an error in our reference table? Want to suggest a new feature for the translator? I read every message myself and respond as soon as I can. Alfa Bravo Alphabet is written and maintained by Jordan Reyes, a private pilot and amateur radio operator, not a large team — so replies come from the person who actually built the site.
I typically respond within 1-3 business days. For the fastest response, please include as much detail as possible. If you are reporting a technical issue with the translator or audio features, include your browser and device type so I can investigate effectively.
Yes. I'm always tinkering with the translator tool in my spare time. If you have ideas for additional features — such as support for more languages, different audio speeds, or alternative phonetic alphabets — send me your suggestion. I can't promise a timeline, but I do read and consider every one.
Absolutely. While the NATO standard has been fixed since 1956, there are subtle pronunciation variations between countries and organizations. If you believe a code word or pronunciation on our site differs from the official standard, please let me know with your source so I can verify and correct it.
Yes. The educational content on this site is freely available for personal and classroom use under the terms described on the Terms of Use page. If you're using it for commercial training materials or publications, please reach out first to discuss attribution.
Not at the moment. It's come up a couple of times, and it's on my someday list, but with just me building this in spare time it's not close to happening. If you have a specific use case that needs it, tell me — it helps me gauge whether it's worth prioritizing.
Please send me a detailed description of the issue including the page URL, what you were doing when the bug occurred, your browser and operating system, and any error messages you saw. Screenshots are helpful. I mostly test in Chrome and Firefox on desktop and Safari on iOS, so cross-browser bug reports are especially useful.