Engaging Flashcards For Airport Vocabulary

Use these interactive flashcards to practice the vocabulary words from our Airport list.

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}, { "id": 8235, "front": "Security", "back": "Security at the airport refers to measures put in place to ensure the safety and protection of passengers, staff, and facilities." }, { "id": 8236, "front": "Terminal", "back": "The terminal at an airport is a building where passengers board and disembark from airplanes, and where baggage is processed." }, { "id": 8237, "front": "baggage allowance", "back": "Baggage allowance refers to the maximum weight and number of bags a passenger is allowed to bring on a flight." }, { "id": 8238, "front": "boarding pass", "back": "A boarding pass is a document issued by an airline that allows a passenger to board a specific flight." }, { "id": 8239, "front": "cancellation policy", "back": "Cancellation policy refers to the rules and fees associated with cancelling or changing an airline ticket before the scheduled departure." }, { "id": 8240, "front": "fare", "back": "The fare refers to the price paid for an airline ticket, which includes the cost of the flight and any additional fees." }, { "id": 8241, "front": "itinerary", "back": "A detailed plan or schedule of a traveler's flight details including departure and arrival times, flight numbers, and layovers." }, { "id": 8242, "front": "reservation", "back": "A reservation when buying an airline ticket is a confirmed booking for a specific flight on a specified date." }, { "id": 8243, "front": "seat selection", "back": "Seat selection refers to the process of choosing a specific seat on an airplane during the booking or check-in process." }, { "id": 8244, "front": "body scanner", "back": "A body scanner is a device used in airport security to detect hidden objects or weapons on a person's body." }, { "id": 8245, "front": "carry-on luggage", "back": "Small bag or suitcase that passengers can bring onto the plane with them, typically stored in the overhead compartment." }, { "id": 8246, "front": "metal detector", "back": "A metal detector is a device used in airport security to detect metal objects on a person passing through." }, { "id": 8247, "front": "pat-down", "back": "A pat-down is a security procedure where a person's body is physically checked by a security officer for concealed items." }, { "id": 8248, "front": "screening", "back": "Screening at airport security refers to the process of examining passengers and their belongings for prohibited items or threats." }, { "id": 8249, "front": "TSA", "back": "TSA stands for Transportation Security Administration, a government agency responsible for ensuring the security of passengers and baggage at airports." }, { "id": 8250, "front": "x-ray machine", "back": "An x-ray machine at the airport is a device that uses electromagnetic radiation to scan luggage for prohibited items." }, { "id": 8251, "front": "boarding pass", "back": "A boarding pass is a document issued by an airline that allows a passenger to board a flight at the airport." }, { "id": 8252, "front": "connecting flight", "back": "A connecting flight is a flight that requires passengers to change planes at a connecting airport to reach their final destination." }, { "id": 8253, "front": "departure board", "back": "A departure board is a display at an airport that shows the scheduled departure times and gates for flights." }, { "id": 8254, "front": "gate agent", "back": "A gate agent is an airline employee responsible for assisting passengers with boarding and ensuring smooth departure at the gate." }, { "id": 8255, "front": "gate number", "back": "Gate number: The specific location at an airport where passengers board their flight, indicated on boarding passes and airport screens." }, { "id": 8256, "front": "security checkpoint", "back": "A security checkpoint is a designated area in an airport where passengers' belongings are screened for prohibited items before boarding." }, { "id": 8257, "front": "terminal", "back": "A terminal at the airport is a designated area where passengers board their flights, find departure gates, and check-in." }, { "id": 8258, "front": "Cabin crew", "back": "Cabin crew refers to the trained staff members responsible for ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during flights." }, { "id": 8259, "front": "Turbulence", "back": "Turbulence refers to sudden, unpredictable movements of the aircraft caused by changes in the atmosphere, resulting in a bumpy ride." }, { "id": 8260, "front": "Tray table", "back": "A small, foldable table attached to the back of the seat in front of you on an airplane for dining or working." }, { "id": 8261, "front": "Overhead compartment", "back": "Overhead compartment is a storage space above passenger seats on an airplane used for storing carry-on luggage and personal items." }, { "id": 8262, "front": "Flight attendant", "back": "A flight attendant is a member of the cabin crew responsible for ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during flights." }, { "id": 8263, "front": "Seat belt", "back": "A seat belt on an airplane is a safety device that passengers must fasten during takeoff, landing, and turbulence." }, { "id": 8264, "front": "In-flight entertainment", "back": "In-flight entertainment refers to the entertainment options available to passengers during a flight, such as movies, TV shows, and music." } ] } }

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Word	Definition
Arrival	Arrival at the airport refers to the process of reaching the airport terminal after a flight or journey.
Baggage	Baggage refers to the personal belongings or luggage of passengers that are checked in or carried onto a plane.
Boarding	Boarding refers to the process of passengers getting on the airplane before takeoff at the designated gate in the airport.
Departure	Departure at the airport refers to the act of leaving the airport terminal to board a flight or exit premises.
Gate	A gate at the airport is a designated area where passengers board and disembark from the aircraft for their flights.
Runway	A runway at an airport is a designated strip of paved surface where airplanes take off and land.
Security	Security at the airport refers to measures put in place to ensure the safety and protection of passengers, staff, and facilities.
Terminal	The terminal at an airport is a building where passengers board and disembark from airplanes, and where baggage is processed.
baggage allowance	Baggage allowance refers to the maximum weight and number of bags a passenger is allowed to bring on a flight.
boarding pass	A boarding pass is a document issued by an airline that allows a passenger to board a specific flight.
cancellation policy	Cancellation policy refers to the rules and fees associated with cancelling or changing an airline ticket before the scheduled departure.
fare	The fare refers to the price paid for an airline ticket, which includes the cost of the flight and any additional fees.
itinerary	A detailed plan or schedule of a traveler's flight details including departure and arrival times, flight numbers, and layovers.
reservation	A reservation when buying an airline ticket is a confirmed booking for a specific flight on a specified date.
seat selection	Seat selection refers to the process of choosing a specific seat on an airplane during the booking or check-in process.
body scanner	A body scanner is a device used in airport security to detect hidden objects or weapons on a person's body.
carry-on luggage	Small bag or suitcase that passengers can bring onto the plane with them, typically stored in the overhead compartment.
metal detector	A metal detector is a device used in airport security to detect metal objects on a person passing through.
pat-down	A pat-down is a security procedure where a person's body is physically checked by a security officer for concealed items.
screening	Screening at airport security refers to the process of examining passengers and their belongings for prohibited items or threats.
TSA	TSA stands for Transportation Security Administration, a government agency responsible for ensuring the security of passengers and baggage at airports.
x-ray machine	An x-ray machine at the airport is a device that uses electromagnetic radiation to scan luggage for prohibited items.
boarding pass	A boarding pass is a document issued by an airline that allows a passenger to board a flight at the airport.
connecting flight	A connecting flight is a flight that requires passengers to change planes at a connecting airport to reach their final destination.
departure board	A departure board is a display at an airport that shows the scheduled departure times and gates for flights.
gate agent	A gate agent is an airline employee responsible for assisting passengers with boarding and ensuring smooth departure at the gate.
gate number	Gate number: The specific location at an airport where passengers board their flight, indicated on boarding passes and airport screens.
security checkpoint	A security checkpoint is a designated area in an airport where passengers' belongings are screened for prohibited items before boarding.
terminal	A terminal at the airport is a designated area where passengers board their flights, find departure gates, and check-in.
Cabin crew	Cabin crew refers to the trained staff members responsible for ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during flights.
Turbulence	Turbulence refers to sudden, unpredictable movements of the aircraft caused by changes in the atmosphere, resulting in a bumpy ride.
Tray table	A small, foldable table attached to the back of the seat in front of you on an airplane for dining or working.
Overhead compartment	Overhead compartment is a storage space above passenger seats on an airplane used for storing carry-on luggage and personal items.
Flight attendant	A flight attendant is a member of the cabin crew responsible for ensuring the safety and comfort of passengers during flights.
Seat belt	A seat belt on an airplane is a safety device that passengers must fasten during takeoff, landing, and turbulence.
In-flight entertainment	In-flight entertainment refers to the entertainment options available to passengers during a flight, such as movies, TV shows, and music.

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