Before your flight
During your flight
Objects
People
Surprise me
100
When the flight will be late
delayed
100
fasten your seat belt
100
Your suitcases; where you put all your belongings is also called...
luggage/bags
100
A lady who greets you when you arrive on board and helps you during the flight.
Stewardess/ Flight attendant
100
The door/window you use if something dangerous happens and you need to escape.
Emergency exit
200
boarding pass and passport
200
What does this mean?
Switch your cell phone to airplane mode
200
A boarding pass that you get on the internet (online)
e-ticket/mobile boarding pass
200
The person who checks bags to make sure there are no dangerous objects.
Security Screener/Officer
200
The person whose role is to control items that you bring inside your luggage/bag.
Customs officer
300
A place to leave your baggage before the flight. It is also a place where you can get your boarding pass.
Check-in counter
300
What are they doing?
boarding the plane
300
If you can push the back of your chair back for more comfort, it is a___________seat.
reclinable
(it reclines)
300
The personnel who check your passport and boarding pass for security.
Immigration staff/agent
300
The location at the airport where you wait for your airplane.
Boarding/Waiting area
400
A place where you can buy objects, food or drinks before your flight. It is usually tax-free.
Duty-free shop/area.
400
Another word for toilet inside an airplane is...
lavatory.
400
Use this if you cannot breathe on the airplane.
Oxygen mask
400
If you do not want to talk to a person, you can use this machine to get your boarding pass.
Self (service)/ Automated check-in
400
It goes around with the luggage until it is claimed (taken) by owners.
baggage carousel/baggage claim
500
Where someone looks through luggage to make sure there are no dangerous objects.
Screening area/Security checkpoint
500
Two words
take (taking) off AND land (landing)
500
You use this if there is an emergency and you need to float on water. What is it?
life vest/jacket
500
A licensed aviation professional who operates an aircraft's directional controls and systems to safely navigate flights.
Pilot/ First Officer
The Captain (Pilot in Command) holds ultimate legal authority and responsibility for the flight, while the First Officer (Second in Command) assists with flight operations, monitoring, and takes turns flying the plane.
500
When there is wind or a storm that shakes the airplane, it is usually called...
turbulence.