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Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of the role of cabin crew?
Which of the following is the MOST accurate description of the role of cabin crew?
- Assisting passengers in locating their seats and storing luggage.
- Piloting the aircraft and navigating the flight path.
- Providing meals, refreshments, and entertainment during the flight.
- Ensuring passenger safety and comfort throughout the flight. (correct)
What is the MAIN purpose of security checkpoints at an airport?
What is the MAIN purpose of security checkpoints at an airport?
- To provide information about flight delays and gate changes.
- To screen passengers and luggage for prohibited items. (correct)
- To verify passenger identification and boarding passes.
- To assist passengers with disabilities and special needs.
In what situation would travel insurance be MOST beneficial?
In what situation would travel insurance be MOST beneficial?
- To cover expenses related to unexpected trip cancellations or medical emergencies. (correct)
- To guarantee an upgrade to first class on a flight.
- To expedite the check-in process at the airport.
- To obtain discounts on souvenirs and local attractions.
What is the relationship between 'customs' and 'immigration' when arriving in a new country?
What is the relationship between 'customs' and 'immigration' when arriving in a new country?
A passenger has a connecting flight. What is the 'layover'?
A passenger has a connecting flight. What is the 'layover'?
A passenger is preparing for an international trip. Which documents are MOST likely required for entry into a foreign country?
A passenger is preparing for an international trip. Which documents are MOST likely required for entry into a foreign country?
What is the PRIMARY difference between a 'carry-on bag' and 'checked baggage'?
What is the PRIMARY difference between a 'carry-on bag' and 'checked baggage'?
Why is an 'itinerary' useful for a traveler?
Why is an 'itinerary' useful for a traveler?
What is the purpose of a 'boarding pass'?
What is the purpose of a 'boarding pass'?
Where would a passenger MOST likely go immediately after exiting the aircraft?
Where would a passenger MOST likely go immediately after exiting the aircraft?
Flashcards
Airport
Airport
Facility for arrival, departure, and maintenance of aircraft.
Terminal
Terminal
Building where passengers arrive and depart.
Gate
Gate
Area where passengers board/disembark from an aircraft.
Runway
Runway
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Boarding pass
Boarding pass
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Itinerary
Itinerary
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Check-in
Check-in
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Baggage claim
Baggage claim
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Security checkpoint
Security checkpoint
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Carry-on bag
Carry-on bag
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Study Notes
- Airport: A facility for arrival, departure, and maintenance of aircraft.
- Terminal: A building where passengers arrive and depart.
- Gate: An area where passengers board and disembark from an aircraft.
- Runway: A strip of land where aircraft take off and land.
- Boarding pass: A document issued by an airline during check-in, allowing passengers to enter the restricted area of an airport and board the plane.
- Itinerary: A detailed plan for a journey, including flight times, stops, and accommodations.
- Check-in: Confirming presence on a flight in exchange for a boarding pass.
- Baggage claim: An area in an airport where passengers retrieve their luggage.
- Security checkpoint: An area where passengers and luggage are screened for prohibited items.
- Carry-on bag: Small piece of luggage passengers can bring into the cabin.
- Checked baggage: Luggage transported in the cargo hold of the aircraft.
- Boarding: Entering the airplane.
- Cabin crew: Staff responsible for passenger safety and comfort during the flight.
- Flight attendant: A member of the cabin crew who assists passengers and provides safety information.
- In-flight service: Services provided to passengers during the flight like meals, refreshments, and entertainment.
- Turbulence: Unstable air movement that can cause sudden changes in altitude or direction.
- Customs: Process of declaring goods and paying duties when arriving in a new country.
- Immigration: Process of checking the identity and purpose of entry for travelers arriving in a new country.
- Arrival hall: The area where passengers arrive after clearing customs and immigration.
- Passport: An official document issued by a government which certifies a person's identity and citizenship for international travel.
- Visa: A document that allows travel to enter, stay, or leave a country for a specific period.
- Travel insurance: Insurance that covers unexpected events such as trip cancellation or medical emergencies.
- Layover: A short stop at an airport between connecting flights.
- Departure: The act of leaving, particularly in reference to flights leaving an airport.
- Arrival: The act of reaching a destination, particularly in reference to flights arriving at an airport.
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