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The document provides information about common interactions and procedures at an airport. It includes phrases for checking in luggage, going through security, finding one's gate, and describing a customs dialogue. Key areas and services mentioned are the check-in counter, information desk, baggage carousel, departure lounge. Airline and travel terms defined include luggage, flight attendant, escalator, and compartment. Common traveler questions and announcements cover flight status, seating requests, directions, and arrival times.
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- 2. Can I have your ticket, please? How much luggage / baggage do you have? Where can I get a trolley for my luggage/ baggage? How much is it for excess luggage / baggage? Please, put this security tag on your backpack Do you have anything to declare? Baggage: AMERICAN ENGLISH Luggage: BRITISH ENGLISH
- 3. Check – in counter / desk Baggage / luggage Information counter / desk compartment Flight attendant Air hostess escalator Carousel Conveyor belt Suitcase Departure lounge
- 4. Dialogue at customs / migration Officer: What is the purpose of your visit? You: I am here on holiday / business Officer: Where are you coming from? You: I am from (country of origin) Officer: Where are you going to stay? You: I am staying at …. hotel in …… (city) Officer: How long are you going to stay? You: I am staying for ….. days (number of days) Officer: Who is coming with you? You: My family / my wife – husband / I am travelling alone Officer: May I see your insurance card? You: Here it is Officer: Enjoy your stay / visit
- 5. What time does the plane leave? The flight has been cancelled / delayed I want an aisle / window seat Excuse me, Where is the … ? (to find a place) Just follow the signs Arrivals are delayed / on schedule
- 6. What time does the plane leave? The flight has been cancelled / delayed I want an aisle / window seat Excuse me, Where is the … ? (to find a place) Just follow the signs Arrivals are delayed / on schedule