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Airport terminal |
A building at an airport divided into arrivals and departures |
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Baggage drop off |
Where you take you baggage to check in if you have your boarding pass. |
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Baggage reclaim |
Where you collect your baggage |
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Check-in desk |
Where you give your baggage and boarding pass. |
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Customs |
Where your baggage may be checked to see if you are bringing illegal goods like fruits, animals and others. |
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Departures board |
Where you can see the schedule of all the flights. |
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Gate |
Where you get into your flight. |
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Runway |
Where the airplanes land and take off. |
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Security |
Where they check that you don't have any prohibited items like sharp objects, liquids and others. |
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VIP lounge |
Where first class people waits for their flights. |
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Delayed |
When the flight doesn't land in the scheduled hour. |
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Boarding pass |
The paper that you need to do your check in |
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Hang baggage |
The baggage that you can take in your hands. |
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Trolleys |
They are differents car's that help people to transport their baggage. |
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Illegal goods |
They are goods that are prohibited to take into some country's |
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Aisle |
Something or someone that is alone and doesn't have nothing near. |
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Cabin crew |
The people that works in an airplane |
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Seat belts |
The thinks that makes you be safer if you crash into something. |
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Connecting flight |
A flight that you have to take to reach your destiny |
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Turbulence |
Aggressive movements of the airplane in the flight. |
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Direct flights |
Flights that take you directly to your destiny |
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Long-haul flights |
Flights that take a lot of time |
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Travel |
Verb or noun that is used when you go to another place for long times. |
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Trip |
The act of going to another place and return. |
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Journey |
The act of going from one place to another |
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Drop off |
Leave something somewhere |
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Got on |
Subirse |
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Took off |
When the airplane leave the ground |
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Fill up |
When you put your information in a paper |
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Get off |
To leave a place, usually to start a journey |
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Pick up |
When you take something or someone, for example: He picked me up in my house I pick up my baggage |
