Word
part of speech |
Meaning
|
Example
sentence
|
airfare
noun |
cost of a plane ticket
|
The cost of your meal is covered
in your airfare.
|
aisle
noun |
the long empty space that you walk
down
|
Please keep your bags out of the aisle
so that nobody trips.
|
aisle seat
noun |
the seat that is next to the aisle
|
I'll give you an aisle seat
in case you need to walk around with the baby.
|
assist
verb |
help
|
Please wait until everyone is off
the plane so that we can assist you.
|
baggage
noun |
the bags and suitcases that
travellers put their belongings in
|
I'm afraid your baggage got
on the wrong airplane.
|
baggage, luggage claim
noun |
place where you pick up your
baggage after arrival
|
The announcement will direct you
to the correct baggage claim.
|
blanket
noun |
warm covering
|
If you feel cold I can get you a blanket.
|
boarding pass
noun |
part of the ticket that you give
to the crew as you step onto the plane
|
Your must present your boarding
pass at the gate.
|
bumpy, rough
adj |
up and down movement of the
aircraft
|
It might be a bumpy ride
because we are flying through a storm.
|
cabin
noun |
interior of the aircraft
|
There is no smoking allowed inside
the cabin.
|
call light
noun |
a button passengers can press to
get a crew member's attention
|
If you need anything, just press
the call light.
|
captain
noun |
the person who is in charge of the
plane
|
Would the kids like to go and meet
the captain?
|
charter
noun |
discount airline
|
If you take a charter it
will cost you half as much.
|
cockpit
noun |
the part of the plane where the
captain and his co-pilots sit
|
We aren't doing any more tours of
the cockpit because it's almost time to land.
|
comfortable
adjective |
feel good physically, able to
relax
|
Because you have long legs you
might be more comfortable in an aisle seat.
|
complimentary
adjective |
free of charge
|
We offer complimentary
coffee or tea, but you have to pay for alcohol.
|
co-pilot
noun |
person who helps the captain fly
the plane
|
If the captain gets sick the co-pilot
can take over.
|
domestic
adjective |
within the same country
|
You should be at the airport two
hours ahead of time for domestic flights.
|
emergency exit
noun |
section of the plane that opens in
the case of an accident
|
Are you comfortable sitting next
to the emergency exit?
|
e-ticket
noun |
airfare purchased on the internet
|
You will need to present your
identification along with your e-ticket.
|
excess baggage
noun |
heavier/more bags than you are
allowed
|
You can either pay for your excess
baggage or leave one of your bags behind.
|
first-class
noun/adj |
more expensive seating, with
better services
|
When you sit in first-class
you get a better meal to eat.
|
gate
noun |
place where passengers go to wait
to board a plane
|
Gate 3B is down this hall and to your right.
|
headset, earphones
noun |
device that allows passengers to
listen to music or a movie
|
We will be coming around to sell headsets
for five dollars.
|
international
adj |
worldwide
|
For international
departures, go up one level.
|
jet lag
noun |
tiredness due to travelling
through different time zones
|
I'm used to travelling now. My
body doesn't suffer from jet lag anymore.
|
land
verb |
returning to the ground after
being in the air
|
We will be landing in Tokyo
in approximately ten minutes.
|
life vest, life jacket
noun |
a blow-up device that you put on
in an emergency over water
|
Please take a moment to locate the
life vest under your seat.
|
motion sickness
noun |
a bad feeling in the stomach that
passengers get during a rough ride
|
There is a paper bag in front of
you in case you experience motion sickness.
|
overbooked
adj |
more passengers than available
seats
|
The flight is overbooked.
Four of our passengers will have to wait for the next flight.
|
overhead bin/compartment
noun |
place above the seats for storing
luggage
|
You'll have to put your bag under
your seat because all of the overhead bins are full.
|
over-sized baggage
adj |
items that do not fit in suitcases
|
Infant car seats and sporting
equipment can be picked up at the over-sized baggage counter.
|
oxygen mask
noun |
a device that goes over a person's
face, provides air in case of cabin air pressure loss
|
Put your oxygen mask on
first before putting one on your child.
|
passport
noun |
document that proves a person's
identification and nationality
|
Please have your passport
out when you go through security.
|
pilot
noun |
the person who drives the plane
|
The pilot is circling over
the airport until it is safe to land.
|
refreshments
noun |
drinks and snacks
|
It's a short flight, so we will be
serving refreshments but not a meal.
|
row
noun |
a number of seats beside each
other
|
You are in seat B of row
nine.
|
runway
noun |
the strip of land that an airplane
takes-off and lands on
|
The plane almost missed the runway
because it was such a bad storm.
|
seatbelt
noun |
device that holds passengers in
their seats
|
Please remain in your seats while
the seatbelt light is on.
|
steward (male), stewardess
(female), flight attendant, air host
noun |
man or woman who provides service
for passengers during a flight
|
Ask one of the stewardesses
for a pillow if you're tired.
|
stopover
noun |
touching down at more than one
airport during a flight
|
It's not a direct flight. We're
making one stopover in Toronto.
|
take off
noun/verb |
when the plane leaves the ground
|
We are next in line to take off
on this runway.
|
taxi in, out
verb |
driving an airplane to the correct
place for taking off or deboarding
|
Please remain in your seats until
we taxi in to the gate.
|
touch down
verb, noun |
when the aircraft wheels land on
the ground
|
That was a very smooth touch
down.
|
turbulence
noun |
rough flight
|
This turbulence should only
last a few minutes.
|
wheelchair
noun |
a seat for pushing elderly,
disabled, or injured people
|
A steward will take you to the
gate with a wheelchair.
|
window seat
noun |
seat next to the window where
passengers can look out
|
If your child wants a window
seat I can move you back a row.
|
Exercise !
Fill the blank with the correct answer!
| 1 | I'll assign you........seat to give you more room to stretch your legs out. |
| 2 | The captain and his co-pilot sit in the....... . |
| 3 | Passengers must stay seated on the plane during the 1 hour...... . |
| 4 | When you paid for your airfare online, you should have printed your...... . |
| 5 | You are seated in....... 30, seat B. |
| 6 | ........will be served before we begin the in-flight movie. |
| 7 | In the unlikely event of a water landing, ....... can be found underneath your seats. |
| 8 | Please fasten your ....... while the captain prepares for take off. |
| 9 | In about five minutes time we will get ready to ....... to the runway. |
| 10. | We are about to go through a large pocket of ....... so prepare for a bumpy ride. |
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