Check-in and Security
In-Flight Terms
Special Needs and Requests
Airline Types and Classes
Common Phrases
100

The place where you show your ticket and ID; you receive your boarding pass here.

Check-in Counter

100

The staff on the airplane; they assist with your needs.

 Cabin Crew

100

Facilities for passengers with mobility challenges; make a request when booking.

Wheelchair Access

100

A low-cost carrier; offers fewer amenities but often cheaper fares.

Budget Airline

100

The last announcement before the plane's doors close; hurry to the gate if you hear this.

Final Call

200

A document that gives you access to the plane; it includes your seat number.

Boarding Pass

200

Sudden, unexpected movement of the aircraft; it's a normal part of flying.

Turbulence

200

Stores in international terminals; they sell products without local taxes.

Duty-Free Shop

200

The highest level of service on a flight; includes extra comfort and amenities.

First Class

200

A flight leaving at the scheduled time; important for maintaining your itinerary.

On-Time Departure

300

A screening process for passengers; ensures safety by checking for prohibited items.

Security Check

300

A storage area above the seats; for carry-on bags.

Overhead Bin

300

A subsequent flight on your journey; ensure enough time for the transition.

Connecting Flight

300

A temporary stop in your journey at an airport; it may require changing planes.

 Layover

300

A button above your seat to request assistance; only press when necessary.

Flight Attendant Call Button

400

The area where you wait for your flight; each flight has a specific number.

Gate

400

The wheels of the plane; used during take-off and landing.

Landing Gear

400

Assistance for children flying alone; must be arranged in advance.

Unaccompanied Minor Service

400

A security officer on a flight; travels incognito for passenger safety.

Air Marshal

400

The weight or number of bags you're allowed to check; varies by airline and class.

Baggage Allowance

500

Where you collect your bags after landing.

Baggage Claim

500

Where the pilots control the plane; off-limits to passengers.

Cockpit

500

A flight that travels overnight; often cheaper but can disrupt sleep.

Red-Eye Flight

500

A ticket purchased without a confirmed seat; waits for available seats on a flight.

Standby

500

An announcement often made before immigration; prepare your travel documents.

Please Have Your Passport Ready