The airline or carrier you fly with is the name of the company that owns the airplane. For example, Singapore Airlines, British Airways.<\/p>\n
I need to book a flight to Berlin next week.\u00a0<\/i>Which airline do you suggest I fly with?<\/i><\/p>\n
The cheapest airline that flies to Germany is Lufthansa. It\u2019s a German carrier.<\/i><\/p>\n<\/i>2. Arrivals<\/h2>\n
Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n When your plane arrives at the airport, your family and friends will meet you at arrivals.<\/p>\n Jane, I\u2019ll meet you in the arrivals lounge. I\u2019ll be holding a sign to tell you I\u2019m looking for you.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Verb<\/p>\n To board (a plane) means to go onto it.<\/p>\n All passengers on Belle Air flight 2216 must go to the gate. The plane will begin boarding in 10 minutes.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n After you have notified the airline you are at the airport and you\u2019ve checked your luggage, you will be given a boarding pass that shows you where the plane will be boarding and it will also show your seat number.<\/p>\n Sir, this is your boarding pass. You will be boarding at gate 22 at 6:35. <\/em><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Your boarding time is the time that people will be allowed to start entering the plane.<\/p>\n Boarding time was changed due to a technical problem. We would like to apologize for the delay.<\/em><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Verb<\/p>\n When you book a ticket, it means that you have reserved your place and paid for it.<\/p>\n Hi, how can I help you?<\/i><\/p>\n I\u2019d like to book a return ticket to Paris, please.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Business class is the area where people who are traveling for business purposes sit. It\u2019s towards the front of the plane and the tickets are more expensive than normal tickets.<\/p>\n We\u2019d like to invite all our passengers flying in business class to start boarding.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Your carry on luggage is the small piece of hand luggage that you are allowed to take with you onto the plane. These bags usually have to be a certain size and weigh less than 8kg.<\/p>\n I\u2019m sorry, but your carry on is too heavy.\u00a0You will have to check it.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Verb\/Noun<\/p>\n When you check in, you notify the airline you have arrived at the airport. They will take your suitcase and give you a boarding pass. The area where you do this action is also called check-in.<\/p>\n How many passengers are checking in with you?<\/i><\/p>\n It\u2019s a large school group. We have 45 people in our party (group).<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n When your plane arrives, your bags and suitcases come out on the moving conveyor belt. Another word that you might hear for this is a carousel<\/i> or baggage claim<\/i>.<\/p>\n All passengers arriving from New York can pick up their luggage from carousel 4.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of<\/strong> Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Before you\u2019re allowed to enter the country, you must go through customs where you will be met by a customs officer.<\/p>\n Here they will check if you\u2019re bringing anything illegal into the country such as firearms (guns), drugs or too much money. And they will ask you if you \u201chave anything to declare?\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n If you\u2019re not carrying anything forbidden, you should answer \u201cno.\u201d<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Adjective<\/p>\n If your flight has been delayed, it means that it\u2019s late. Maybe it has been delayed because of bad weather, too much air traffic, or technical problems.<\/p>\n Ladies and gentlemen, this is an announcement that flight NZ245 has been delayed. Your new departure time is 2.25.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n When you are leaving to go on a trip, you will need to go to the departures lounge where you will wait to board your flight.<\/p>\n All passengers flying to Istanbul are kindly requested to go to the departures lounge.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Most people who travel by plane travel in economy class because the price is much cheaper.<\/p>\n I\u2019d like to book an economy class ticket to Rome next Friday.<\/i><\/p>\n Would you like to make it return or one-way?<\/i><\/p>\n A return ticket. I\u2019d like to come back the following Friday.<\/i><\/p>\n Okay then, for one week?<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n First class is the most expensive area of the plane. There is a lot of space to move. The seats are bigger and the service is better.<\/p>\n Next time I want to fly first class.<\/i><\/p>\n Why? It\u2019s so expensive!<\/i><\/p>\n I\u2019m just too tall. I have no leg room in economy.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Adjective<\/p>\n Sometimes we carry things that are delicate or easily broken when we travel. A way of letting the people handling our suitcases know is to mark it with a sticker saying fragile.<\/i> This will show them that they need to be a little more careful with your stuff.<\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n In the departures lounge there are a number of different gates (doors) that lead to different flights.<\/p>\n Can you tell me where flight AZ672 to New York departs from, please?<\/i><\/p>\n Yes, it leaves from gate A27.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Your identification (also known as “ID”) is your official document that you need to ensure you are who you say you are. When flying, the ID you\u2019re required to carry is your passport.<\/p>\n I\u2019d like to book a flight to New Jersey for tomorrow.<\/i><\/p>\n Certainly, can I see your ID please? <\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Liquids are anything that is not solid or gas, such as a bottle of water or perfume. All airports do not allow passengers to travel with more than 100ml of liquids. All liquids you do carry on the plane must be put in a plastic bag.<\/p>\n Are you traveling with any liquids?<\/i><\/p>\n Yes, I have this deodorant.<\/i><\/p>\n I\u2019m sorry, but that is too big. Each container must not exceed (go over) 100ml. <\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n A flight that travels a long distance in one go is a long-haul flight. For example, a long-haul flight would be flying from New York to Sydney.<\/p>\n I really don\u2019t like long-haul flights and wished we had a stopover somewhere, but we really need to get back on that day and we don\u2019t have time.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n A common mistake among non-English speakers is the difference between luggage and bag.<\/p>\n The word bag<\/strong><\/em> is countable, which means we can say many bags <\/i>or 3 bags.<\/i><\/p>\n Luggage<\/strong><\/em> is uncountable and it can mean one bag or many.<\/p>\n If you want to make the word <\/span>luggage<\/i> plural, you would add the phrase <\/span>\u2018pieces of\u2026\u2019<\/i> in front of it. <\/span><\/p>\n How many pieces of luggage do you want to check in today sir?<\/i><\/p>\n 2 pieces.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Adjective<\/p>\n When you are traveling and you want to check the status of your flight you can look at the departures board. Here you will see all your flight information and if it says that your flight number is on time<\/i> then the plane will depart at the right time.<\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n If you ask for a one-way ticket, it means that you do not want to return to your destination.<\/p>\n The opposite of a one-way ticket is a return ticket<\/strong>.\u00a0<\/i>If you want to purchase both, that’s called a\u00a0round-trip ticket<\/em><\/strong>.<\/p>\n Hi, I\u2019d like to book a one-way ticket to Hong Kong.<\/i><\/p>\n What\u2019s your purpose (reason) for traveling?<\/i><\/p>\n We\u2019re emigrating (moving for a new life) there. <\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n Each passenger is only allowed to have one suitcase that weighs 20kg or less. If you have a big piece that you want to send or something that is too heavy, the people at check-in will charge you more money.<\/p>\n I\u2019m sorry madam, but your bag is overweight.<\/i><\/p>\n By how many kilos?<\/i><\/p>\n Two.<\/i><\/p>\n One minute, let me just take a few things out.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n If you are traveling on a long-haul flight, you usually have to have a short stop in another country first. This stop is called a stopover<\/i> or a <\/span>layover.<\/i><\/p>\n <\/i>If you\u2019re traveling from Europe to Australia, it\u2019s recommended that you have a stopover either in Los Angeles or Dubai because the flight is very long.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n A travel agent is a person who will help you organize your travel plans and book your flights.<\/p>\n I tried looking for a flight online, but I couldn\u2019t book it with my credit card.<\/i><\/p>\n You should visit the travel agent in the mall, she is very good and they have great offers.<\/i><\/p>\n Part of Speech:<\/strong> Noun<\/p>\n A visa is a special document that gives you permission to enter a country. Some countries have strict laws and depending where you\u2019re from, you may need to obtain (get) a visa.<\/p>\n Could you tell me if a person from Albania needs a visa to travel to Italy?<\/i><\/p>\n How long are you going for?<\/i><\/p>\n 3 weeks.<\/i><\/p>\n No, you don\u2019t need a visa. 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<\/a><\/h2>\n3. Board<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n4. Boarding pass<\/h2>\n
5. Boarding time<\/h2>\n
6. Book (a ticket)<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n7. Business class<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n8. Carry on (luggage)<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n9. Check in<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n10. Conveyor belt \/ Carousel \/ Baggage claim<\/h2>\n
11. Customs<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n12. Delayed<\/h2>\n
13. Departures<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n14. Economy class<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n15. First class<\/h2>\n
16. Fragile<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n17. Gate<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n18. Identification (ID)<\/h2>\n
19. Liquids<\/h2>\n
20. Long-haul flight<\/h2>\n
21. Luggage<\/h2>\n
22. On time<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n23. One-way (ticket) \/ Return ticket \/ Round-trip ticket<\/h2>\n
24. Oversized baggage \/ Overweight baggage<\/h2>\n
25. Stopover \/ Layover<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/h2>\n26. Travel agent<\/h2>\n
<\/a><\/strong><\/h2>\n27. Visa<\/h2>\n
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