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Introduzione Quella
che segue č la prima unitā del
Corso
Upper Intermediate in cui affronteremo il lessico legato al mondo del viaggio in aereo.
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UNIT 1 - TRAVELLING BY AIR
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Listening
Vocabulary
Glossary
Comprehension
Structure |
Step 1
Your luggage may weigh up to 20 KGs altogether and if it is heavier you may be asked to pay excess baggage. You will have your documents returned along with a boarding card with the gate, seat number and boarding time printed on it. The boarding time, as well as possible delays, will also appear on a screen next to your flight number. |
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Listening
Vocabulary Comprehension Structure |
Step 2
When the plane lands you get ready to get off the plane. There might be a shuttle waiting for you to take you to the terminal building. There you will have to look for the baggage claim area where you collect your luggage. You will then go through customs. If no-one is out there to pick you up, look for the information desk to find out about accommodation and public transport to the city centre. |
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CORSO UPPER INTERMEDIATE
di Antonio Portaluri e
Raffaele Nardella
When
you arrive at the airport make sure you are dropped off at the
correct entrance: Domestic Departures - International
Departures. You can usually find trolleys for your
luggage outside the entrance and then go and queue up
at the check-in desk. As you approach the
counter the airline representative will ask you for
your ticket and identification.
You
will read on a screen when it is time to board
the plane. You will be asked again for your
identification and boarding card. Once on board a
steward (/stewardess) will greet you
and help you find your seat. Then a flight attendant
will come round to make sure that your hand
luggage is placed either under seats or in the
overhead lockers. After take off the cabin
crew will instruct you on how to behave in
case of emergency and show you the emergency exits.