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Show ticket to the counter

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travel abroad

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the country you belong to

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Check in = daftar masuk

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registering your arrival at a specific place or event.

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containers that you carry with you when you travel

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Passport = Use to prove who you are and get access to something, like a phone, computer, or online account.

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check in

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is the small bag or suitcase you’re allowed to take with you into the passenger area of a plane

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Agreement or Involvement:

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Baggage = Bags and suitcases people take with them when they travel. It can also mean emotional issues or past experiences that someone carries with them in life.

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✈️ Travel (Airports, Hotels, etc.):

Airline Check-in: The process where you confirm your presence for a flight, receive your boarding pass, and check your luggage (if any).

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aisle seat is a seat next to the walkway

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🌍 Allows You to Travel Internationally

It proves your citizenship and is required when entering or leaving most countries.

It’s used by border and immigration officers to check your identity and travel eligibility.

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At an airport, “check-in” is the process you go through before your flight to confirm your booking, get your boarding pass, and hand over any luggage that needs to go in the cargo hold.

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Hand luggage = A small bag or suitcase you carry with you on a plane, usually kept with you in the cabin instead of being put in the cargo hold.

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You need it to enter the boarding area and get on the plane.

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To move away from something or someone:

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gate is the specific area in an airport where passengers wait before boarding their plane.

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Purpose: To carry your clothes, toiletries, electronics, and other items you need during your trip.

Airlines often have rules about baggage:

Weight limits

Size restrictions

Number of pieces allowed

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A passport is an official government-issued booklet that proves your identity and nationality when you travel internationally.

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delay is when a scheduled flight takes off later than its planned departure time.

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On board = Being inside a vehicle like a plane, ship, train, or bus.

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Baggage means the bags, suitcases, and other items you carry when you travel.

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Destinations

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To “land at an airport” means an aircraft descends from the air and makes contact with the runway, then slows down and taxis to its designated parking spot (like a gate or stand).

It’s specifically about the moment of touchdown and arrival on the ground — not the whole process of passengers disembarking or going through the terminal.

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give flight updates (boarding times, delays, gate changes)

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Aisle seats = Seats next to the walkway inside a plane, bus, or theater, making it easy to get up and move around.

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Size: Usually smaller and must fit in the overhead compartment or under the seat in front of you

Airline rules:

Most airlines have size and weight limits for hand luggage.

Some allow an additional personal item like a handbag or laptop bag.

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Take off is the action when an airplane or helicopter leaves the ground and starts flying.

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"Arrival at airport" can mean two related things, depending on context:

1. For a passenger – the point in time when you get to the airport before your flight.

Airlines often give a recommended arrival time before departure (e.g., 2–3 hours for international flights, 1–2 hours for domestic).

This includes the time needed for check-in, baggage drop, security screening, and possibly immigration.

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Hand luggage (also called carry-on baggage or cabin baggage) is the small bag or suitcase you are allowed to take with you into the airplane cabin instead of putting it in the cargo hold

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Boarding pass = A ticket that shows you are allowed to get on a plane.

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nnounced by the crew, especially during takeoff, landing, or turbulence

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SEAT IN AIRPLANE

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“On board” means being inside a vehicle, ship, or aircraft — basically, having gotten onto and being present on that mode of transportation.

Examples:

On board an airplane: You’ve entered the plane and are seated or moving inside it.

On board a ship: You’re on the ship, either on deck or inside.

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Depart = To leave a place, like when a plane, train, or bus starts its trip.

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On board simply means you are inside or on a vehicle — like an airplane, ship, train, or bus — after you have entered it and before the journey starts or while it’s happening.

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"Take off at airport" is the moment when an aircraft, after accelerating down the runway, lifts off the ground and begins its flight.

It happens after:

1. Taxiing – the plane moves from the gate to the runway.

2. Lining up – the plane positions itself at the start of the runway.

3. Acceleration – engines provide enough thrust to reach takeoff speed.

4. Liftoff – the wheels leave the runway and the plane climbs into the air.

If “landing” is like touching down at the end of a journey, “takeoff” is the leap into the sky at the start.

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board means to enter the airplane when it’s time for your flight to leave

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An aisle seat is the seat next to the walkway (the aisle) inside an airplane, train, or bus

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Gate = The place at an airport where passengers go to get on their plane.

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A boarding pass at an airport is an official document—either printed or digital—that lets you enter the secure area of the airport and board your flight.

It contains key details such as:

Passenger name

Flight number and airline

Departure date and time

Gate number (where you’ll board)

Seat number

Boarding time

A barcode/QR code for scanning

You get a boarding pass after check-in, either at the airline counter, a self-service kiosk, or online (mobile app/email). Security staff and gate agents scan it to verify you’re on the right flight.

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Depart means to leave or set off from a place to go somewhere else.

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What’s special about aisle seats?

You have easy access to the aisle — so you can get up and move around without having to climb over other passengers.

Opposite of aisle seats:

Window seats (next to the window)

Middle seats (between aisle and window)

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Departures board = A screen at an airport that shows the times and details of planes leaving (departing).

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A departure board at an airport is an electronic or digital display showing information about upcoming flights that are leaving the airport.

It typically includes:

Flight number (e.g., EK215)

Airline name/logo

Destination city

Scheduled departure time

Gate number

Flight status (e.g., Boarding, Delayed, On Time, Final Call)

You’ll usually find departure boards in departure halls and waiting areas, so passengers can check when and where to go for their flights.

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Key things about a boarding pass:

Shows important info:

Your name

Flight/train/bus number

Departure time

Gate or platform number

Seat assignment (like aisle or window seat)

You get it when you check in:

At the airport counter or kiosk

Online (then you can print it or use a mobile version)

You must show it:

At security checkpoints

When boarding the vehicle

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In travel context:

When a plane, train, or bus departs, it leaves the station, airport, or terminal to begin its trip.

Example: “The flight will depart at 3:00 PM.” — means the plane will take off and leave at that time.

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Delay = The plane leaves later than its scheduled time.

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At an airport, a gate is the specific area where passengers wait and board their airplane.

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Board = To get on the plane before it takes off.

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Key points about an airport gate:

It’s usually inside the terminal building.

Each gate is assigned a number or letter (like Gate A12 or Gate 7).

You wait at your gate before your flight starts boarding.

Airport staff announce when it’s time to board through the gate.

Gates often have seating areas and sometimes shops or cafes nearby.

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An announcement in an airport is an official message broadcast over the loudspeakers (public address system) to give important information to passengers.

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Announcement = A message or information shared out loud to tell people something important.

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To board at an airport means passengers enter the aircraft to take their assigned seats before departure.

It happens after you’ve:

1. Checked in (got your boarding pass)

2. Passed security (and possibly immigration)

3. Waited at the gate until boarding is called

The boarding process usually happens in groups or zones announced over the loudspeaker, and ends with the aircraft doors closing before takeoff.

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What you see on a departure board:

Flight or train/bus numbers

Destinations

Scheduled departure times

Gate numbers

Status updates like “On time,” “Delayed,” or “Boarding”

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Fasten seat belt= To securely attach or close something, like when you fasten your seatbelt.

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A seat belt in air travel is a safety strap on your airplane seat that keeps you securely in place during the flight.

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In travel context:

When a flight, train, or bus is delayed, it means it leaves later than the scheduled time.

For example, if a flight was supposed to depart at 3:00 PM but now leaves at 4:00 PM, it’s delayed by one hour.

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Airplane boarding means:

The process where passengers get on the airplane before the flight takes off.

What happens during airplane boarding?

Passengers show their boarding passes at the gate.

Airline staff let passengers enter the plane, usually in groups or zones.

You find your assigned seat, store your carry-on luggage, and get ready for takeoff.

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Take off = When a plane leaves the ground and starts flying.

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n travel or public places, announcements often:

Inform passengers about flight or train arrivals, departures, or delays.

Give instructions like boarding calls or safety reminders.

Share updates or emergency information.

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Land = When a plane comes down from the sky and touches the ground.

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Arrival = The time when someone or something reaches a place, like when a plane gets to the airport.

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asten seat belt” means to securely buckle your seat belt — the safety strap that keeps you safely in your seat.

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In more detail:

The plane speeds down the runway.

Its wheels lift off the ground.

It climbs into the air to begin the flight.

“Take off” can also mean starting a trip or journey in general.

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It looks like you might mean “airport landing” or just “landing” at an airport.

Landing means:

When an airplane comes down from the air and touches the ground at the airport, finishing the flight.

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Arrival means coming to a destination—when you reach the place you were traveling to.

In travel context:

Arrival is when a plane, train, or bus gets to the airport, station, or stop where passengers get off.

For example: “The flight’s arrival time is 5:00 PM.” means the plane is expected to land at 5:00 PM.