Travel VocabularyPart 1: At the Airport & Airplane

When you drive to the airport, there are usually TWO different terminals you can go to: D __________________Terminal or I________________ Terminal

When you drive to the airport, there are usually TWO different terminals you can go to: Domestic Terminal or International Terminal

Within each terminal (domestic and International), there are two placesyou can go.

If you’re picking someone up, you should go to A________________.

If you’re flying somewhere, you should go to D__________________

Within each terminal (domestic and International), there are two placesyou can go.

• If you’re picking someone up, you should go to ARRIVALS.

• If you’re flying somewhere, you should go to DEPARTURES

When you arrive at the airport, you must first go to the C___________ Counter.

When you arrive at the airport, you must first go to the Check- in Counter.

If you’re flying International, you must have your P_______________, and possibly aV_____________ for the country you are flying to.

If you’re flying Domestic, you may only need a photo I________________________.

If you’re flying International, you must have your PASSPORT , and possibly aVISA for the country you are flying to.

If you’re flying Domestic, you may only need a photo IDENTIFICATION CARD (I.D).

When you check-in, you will be asked how many bags you are bringing.

• Bags that you will keep with you are called: C___________O__________

• Bags that you will store below the plane are called: CH____________________

When you check-in, you will be asked how many bags you are bringing.

• Bags that you will keep with you are called: CARRY-ON (Baggage/luggage)

• Bags that you will store below the plane are called: CHECKED Baggage/luggage

There are two kinds of airline tickets:

1 – w_______________ (good for one flight to your destination)

R__________________(good for two flights. One to your destination & one to return)

There are two kinds of airline tickets:

1- WAY(good for one flight to your destination)

ROUNDTRIP (good for two flights. One to your destination & one to return)1

When you’re checking in, it’s always good to reconfirm your Seat OR try requestingyour preferred seating.

There are several locations to sit on an airplane. Can you name them?

When you’re checking in, it’s always good to reconfirm your Seat OR try requestingyour preferred seating.

There are several locations to sit on an airplane. Can you name them?

• Window• Middle• Aisle

• Exit Rows• Bulkhead seats

After you check-in, the desk clerk will give you a B______________P______________.

On this, you will see your:• Boarding Time• Departure Time• Flight Number• G______________ Number• S_______________ Number

After you check-in, the desk clerk will give you a BOARDING PASS.

On this, you will see your:• Boarding Time• Departure Time• Flight Number• GATE Number• SEAT Number

After checking in & obtaining your boarding pass, now you must proceed to theS______________C_______________.

• Most countries request that you remove electronics from your bag & limit the quantity of L________________ you can take on (incl. water, soap, shampoo, etc.)

• Some countries (like America), require all passengers to remove their shoes before stepping through the x-ray machine.

After checking in & obtaining your boarding pass, now you must proceed to theSECURITY CHECK.

• Most countries request that you remove electronics from your bag & limit the quantity of LIQUIDS you can take on (incl. water, soap, shampoo, etc.)

• Some countries (like America), require all passengers to remove their shoes before stepping through the x-ray machine.

After the security check, you are free to go to your gate or explore the duty-free shopping areas.

If you are flying B____________Class or F____________ Class, you will often get specialaccess to a waiting lounge (with free wi-fi, food and beverages).

If you are flying E____________ Class, you must wait to board last

After the security check, you are free to go to your gate or explore the duty-free shopping areas.

If you are flying BUSINESS Class or FIRST Class, you will often get specialaccess to a waiting lounge (with free wi-fi, food and beverages).

If you are flying ECONOMY Class, you must wait to board last

Rules on an Airplane:

Mobile phones & Smoking are strictly P___________while aboard the aircraft.

All passengers must B________-U________ when thecaptain turns on the S_______B_____ sign.

This usually happens when Taking Off, Landing, & if there is T__________________.

When landing, • you must return your seat to it’s upright position • put up (or put away) your T________ Table.

Rules on an Airplane:

Mobile phones & Smoking are strictly PROHIBITED(or Forbidden) while aboard the aircraft.

All passengers must BUCKLE-UP when thecaptain turns on the SEAT BELT sign.

This usually happens when Taking Off, Landing, & if there is TURBULANCE.

When landing, • you must return your seat to it’s upright position • put up (or put away) your TRAY Table.

You can stow your Carry-on in two places:

• ___________your seat

• In the O___________ B________

You can store your Carry-on in two places:

• UNDER your seat

• In the OVERHEAD BIN/STORAGE

The bathroom in the aircraft is usually referred to as the L______________________

The bathroom in the aircraft is usually referred to as the LAVATORY

These are common requests during flights:

These are common requests during flights:

Headset Pillow & Blanket

Eye mask & Earplugs Snack & Beverage

Can you list the jobs of these people?

• Pilot• Co-Pilot• Flight Attendants (male and female)

• “Stewardess” & “Steward”

Short flights are usually D_______________, and don’t require any L_____________ or Stopover.(stops at other airports).

If traveling far away, you will most likely need to t_____________ to another plane.

Domestic or short flights are usually D_______________, and don’t require a L_____________ or Stopover.(stops at other airports).

If traveling far away, you will most likely need to t_____________ to another plane.

Domestic or short flights are usually DIRECT, and don’t require a LAYOVER or Stopover.(stops at other airports).

If traveling far away, you will most likely need to TRANSFER to another plane.

Hopefully, your flight is on schedule and you don’t have to experience anyD________________ or worse….a flight C_______________________.

Hopefully, your flight is on schedule and you don’t have to experience aDELAY or worse….a flight CANCELLATION.

When you arrive to your final destination, you may need to go to two locations:

• The Customs & I_______________ area, if you are travelling from abroad.

• The B_______________ C______________ area, to retrieve your Checked Luggage.

When you arrive to your final destination, you may need to go to two locations:

• The Customs & IMMIGRATION area, if you are travelling from abroad.

• The BAGGAGE CLAIM area, to retrieve your Checked Luggage.

After you’ve received all necessary documentation and you’ve claimed your baggage,You can:

Take Cash out of an ___________________.

Or E______________ money to the local currency at a nearbycounter.

Wait in the Taxi Q_______________ for thenext available taxi

Pre-Arrange an Airport Pick-Up with a hotel, carservice or shuttle.

After you’ve received all necessary documentation and you’ve claimed your baggage,You can:

Take Cash out of an ATM .

Or EXCHANGE money to the local currency at a nearbycounter.

Wait in the Taxi QUEUE for thenext available taxi

Pre-Arrange an Airport Pick-Up with a hotel, carservice or shuttle.

Now, we’re off to the hotel…

Airport & Airplane Quiz!

Check-in counters are open two hours before the ......... time.

(a) depart(b) arrival(c) departure(d) transit

Check-in counters are open two hours before the ......... time.

(a) depart(b) arrival(c) departure(d) transit

Passengers are required to produce appropriate ......... at the check-in counter.

(a) passport(b) visa(c) ticket(d) identification

Passengers are required to produce appropriate ......... at the check-in counter.

(a) passport(b) visa(c) ticket(d) identification

It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure their ......... is valid for entry, and they have fulfilled all immigration requirements of the destination country.

(a) authorization(b) passport(c) document(d) visa

It is the passenger's responsibility to ensure their ......... is valid for entry, and they have fulfilled all immigration requirements of the destination country.

(a) authorization(b) passport(c) document(d) visa

Passengers are advised to be at the ......... gate at least 30 minutes before the scheduled departure time of their flight.

(a) boarding(b) ticket(c) open(d) arrival

Passengers are advised to be at the ......... gate at least 30 minutes before the scheduled departure time of their flight.

(a) boarding(b) ticket(c) open(d) arrival

If you fail to check-in on time or fail to board the aircraft, your ticket cannot be ......... to you..

(a) exchanged(b) remunerated(c) refunded(d) guaranteed

If you fail to check-in on time or fail to board the aircraft, your ticket cannot be ......... to you..

(a) exchanged(b) remunerated(c) refunded(d) guaranteed

Children under age 12 will not be accepted for ......... unless they are accompanied by a person at least 18 years of age.

(a) journey(b) voyage(c) passenger(d) carriage

Children under age 12 will not be accepted for ......... unless they are accompanied by a person at least 18 years of age.

(a) journey(b) voyage(c) passenger(d) carriage

Passengers are strongly ......... not to carry valuable or fragile items as checked baggage.

(a) advised(b) informed(c) told(d) reminded

Passengers are strongly ......... not to carry valuable or fragile items as checked baggage.

(a) advised(b) informed(c) told(d) reminded

Passengers are required to claim their ......... as soon as it is available for collection at their destination.

(a) ticket(b) luggage(c) boarding pass(d) visa

Passengers are required to claim their ......... as soon as it is available for collection at their destination.

(a) ticket(b) luggage(c) boarding pass(d) visa

It is the passenger's responsibility to ......... their flight at least 72 hours prior to departure.

(a) rebook(b) reorder(c) reserve(d) reconfirm

It is the passenger's responsibility to ......... their flight at least 72 hours prior to departure.

(a) rebook(b) reorder(c) reserve(d) reconfirm

Hi, where's the check-in ________________ for American Airlines?

a) counterb) controlc) zoned) terminal

Hi, where's the check-in ________________ for American Airlines?

a) counterb) controlc) zoned) terminal

Is there a ________________ that goes between terminals?

a) transportationb) trainc) shuttle busd) vehicle

Is there a ________________ that goes between terminals?

a) transportationb) trainc) shuttle busd) vehicle

Do you know when we will we be ________________? a) landingb) on landc) groundingd) arrival

Do you know when we will we be ________________? a) landingb) on landc) groundingd) arrival