Aviation English Dialogue: The Passenger Journey | Unit 4 — Transcript
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- 0:06Good morning.
- 0:07Where are you traveling today?
- 0:10>> I am flying to Amsterdam and then to
- 0:13Toronto.
- 0:15Here is my passport and reservation
- 0:18number.
- 0:20>> Thank you. Let me check your itinerary
- 0:23and travel documents. Your first flight
- 0:25departs at 10:140 and you have a 2-hour
- 0:28connection in Amsterdam.
- 0:33>> Will I need to check in again as a
- 0:36transfer passenger?
- 0:38>> No, I can issue both boarding passes
- 0:41now.
- 0:42Your checked baggage will be labeled
- 0:44through through to Toronto.
- 0:50>> That is helpful.
- 0:53What is my baggage allowance?
- 0:56>> Your fare includes one checked bag up to
- 0:5823 kilos and one carry-on bag up to 8
- 1:02kilos.
- 1:04>> My suitcase was 22 kilos at home,
- 1:08but I added a book this morning.
- 1:11>> It is 23.4 kilos.
- 1:14The allowance is 23, but I can accept
- 1:17the small difference today.
- 1:19Please do not add anything else.
- 1:23>> Thank you.
- 1:25Can I have an aisle seat on both
- 1:26flights?
- 1:30>> On the first flight, yes.
- 1:33On the Toronto flight, only middle and
- 1:35window seats are currently available.
- 1:41>> I need to stand and move sometimes.
- 1:46Is an aisle seat available in another
- 1:48row?
- 1:53>> Let me check.
- 1:55Yes, one has just become available in
- 1:58row 31.
- 1:59I have assigned it to you.
- 2:04>> Perfect.
- 2:06My mother is traveling with me and has
- 2:08requested special assistance.
- 2:14>> I can see the request in the
- 2:16reservation.
- 2:18Does she need a wheelchair from check-in
- 2:21to the aircraft?
- 2:26>> Yes, especially for the long distance to
- 2:29the gate.
- 2:33>> I will call the assistance team.
- 2:36Please wait near the blue seat near the
- 2:37blue seating area for about 10 minutes.
- 2:43>> Where do we go after that?
- 2:45>> First, follow the signs to passport
- 2:47control. Next, pass through the security
- 2:50checkpoint. After that, check the screen
- 2:52for your gate. Boarding is scheduled to
- 2:54begin at 09:55.
- 2:57>> Let me confirm. Both boarding passes are
- 3:00ready, the baggage goes to goes to
- 3:03Toronto, and we wait by the blue seats.
- 3:08>> Correct. Here are your baggage receipt
- 3:10and documents.
- 3:12Please keep them until the end of the
- 3:13journey.
- 3:20>> Thank you for your help.
- 3:22>> You are welcome. Have a good flight.
- 3:36Good morning.
- 3:37Where are you traveling today?
- 3:40>> I am flying to Amsterdam and then to
- 3:43Toronto.
- 3:45Here is my passport and reservation
- 3:47number.
- 3:50>> Thank you. Let me check your itinerary
- 3:52and travel documents. Your first flight
- 3:55departs at 10:40 and you have a 2-hour
- 3:58connection in Amsterdam.
- 4:03>> Will I need to check in again as a
- 4:05transfer passenger?
- 4:08>> No, I can issue both boarding passes
- 4:11now.
- 4:12Your checked baggage will be labeled
- 4:14through through to Toronto.
- 4:19>> That is helpful.
- 4:22What is my baggage allowance?
- 4:26>> Your fare includes one checked bag up to
- 4:2823 kilos and one carry-on bag up to 8
- 4:31kilos.
- 4:34>> My suitcase was 22 kilos at home,
- 4:38but I added a book this morning.
- 4:41>> It is 23.4 kilos.
- 4:44The allowance is 23,
- 4:46but I can accept the small difference
- 4:48today.
- 4:49Please do not add anything else.
- 4:53>> Thank you.
- 4:54Can I have an aisle seat on both
- 4:56flights?
- 5:00>> On the first flight, yes.
- 5:03On the Toronto flight, only middle and
- 5:05window seats are currently available.
- 5:11>> I need to stand and move sometimes.
- 5:16Is an aisle seat available in another
- 5:18row?
- 5:22>> Let me check.
- 5:25Yes, one has just become available in
- 5:27row 31.
- 5:29I have assigned it to you.
- 5:33>> Perfect.
- 5:36My mother is traveling with me and has
- 5:38requested special assistance.
- 5:44>> I can see the request in the
- 5:46reservation.
- 5:48Does she need a wheelchair from check-in
- 5:50to the aircraft?
- 5:56>> Yes, especially for the long distance to
- 5:59the gate.
- 6:03>> I will call the assistance team.
- 6:05Please wait near the blue seat near the
- 6:07blue seating area for about 10 minutes.
- 6:13>> Where do we go after that?
- 6:15>> First, follow the signs to passport
- 6:17control. Next, pass through the security
- 6:19checkpoint. After that, check the screen
- 6:22for your gate. Boarding is scheduled to
- 6:24begin at 09:55.
- 6:27>> Let me confirm. Both boarding passes are
- 6:30ready, the baggage goes to goes to
- 6:32Toronto, and we wait by the blue seats.
- 6:38>> Correct. Here are your baggage receipt
- 6:40and documents.
- 6:42Please keep them until the end of the
- 6:43journey.
- 6:50>> Thank you for your help.
- 6:52>> You are welcome. Have a good flight.
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