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Lesson Outline (with timestamps):

00:00 Introduction
01:10 Researching and buying tickets
02:00 Grammar to talk about the future
02:42 Packing for your trip
03:37 Passport or IDs
03:51 Getting to the airport
04:42 Checking in and security
06:58 Going to your gate and shopping
07:47 Boarding and delays
10:30 Getting on the plane
12:45 Getting off, baggage, and customs

Here are some of the key phrases from this lesson:

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- Look up flights
- Direct or with stops
- Flight times
- Red-eye flights
- Price
- Checked bags, assigned seats, and cancelation policy
- Which airport you fly out of and to
- Buy tickets
- We’re traveling to California in August
- We’re planning on traveling to California in August
- We’re going to travel to California in August
- We bought tickets for California in August
- Pack your bags and remember your passport and other important documents
- I prefer to pack light - means not take more than you need to
- If I can get away with having just a carry-on bag, I’ll do it
- Get to the airport - it means to go or arrive somewhere
- In the past, I have taken taxis, trains, and buses
- In the U.S., most people drive or get dropped off by someone
- Park at the airport - maybe you need to get a shuttle bus - then, enter the airport - bigger airports have different terminals
- This is where the fun starts!
- Stressed
- Rushing
- Get there in good time
- Check- in - check your passport and your tickets
- Weigh your carry-on bag
- Give you your boarding passes
- The tough bit - going through security
- It used to be much easier (used to)
- Now, there are long queues/lines and it can be quite stressful
- You have to empty your pockets, take out your electronics, take off your shoes, and take off your belt
- You go airside
- This is where the shops, restaurants, bars, duty-free stores, and boarding gates are
- Mose people feel much more relaxed here
- On the ticket, there’s information with the gate number, flight time, seat number, boarding time, and zone
- The zone means when you are going to board the plane - business and first-class go first - economy goes last
- Although things seem great here, there can be a few things that happen
- First, a flight might be delayed or even canceled due to a number of reasons
- No one like this - especially, if you have a connecting flight - which is another flight from the airport you’re flying to
- Another issue could be overbooking. This is where the airline has issued more tickets than seats available. This is common practice as statistically, there are people who don’t show up for their booked flight. At first, people volunteer to take a flight the day after.
- If they don’t get enough volunteers, passengers are bumped - which means, they’re chosen to fly at a later date
- When it’s time to board, you show your passport and boarding ticket to go through. Here, you through the tunnel and in most cases, board the plane there. In other cases, you might have to take a shuttle bus to the plane.
- Boarding tends to close 15-20 minutes before departure - if anyone hasn’t boarded and the gates are closing soon, they will announce their name over the speaker system
- After going through the tunnel and arrive at the plane door, you show your boarding pass again, go to your seats, put any carry-on luggage in the compartment above your seat, and then get comfy
- Once on the plane, you’ll usually receive a blanket and a pillow for longer flights
- In economy class, there isn’t much legroom - and your seat doesn’t recline that much
- On most flights, I read a book or watch something. Sometimes, I’ll have a nap
- When taking off, you put on your seatbelt and listen to the safety announcement
- Now… airplane food. I don’t normally eat any of it. I don’t tend to drink alcohol either.
- When landing, you’ll need to put on your seatbelt, and put up your food tray and your seat
- When the plane arrives at the gate, people are quick to take off their seatbelt and get their bags out of the overhead compartment
- From here, people get off the plane, walk through the airport to the baggage area and wait for any checked baggage to come on the luggage belts
- Then, if you have traveled internationally, you go through customs. Depending on the airport and country, this can be quick or can, sometimes, take hours
- Once you have done that, you are free to leave the airport and get to wherever you’re going

Learn words and phrases you can use at the airport and while traveling by plane in this video through conversation.

Learn 15 useful English phrases for travel. Particularly useful if you are travelling to the UK or discussing your travels in English. I will give you lots of useful English phrases with example sentences. You can download the (free) notes and worksheet for this lesson here: https://englishlikeanative.activehosted.com/f/118

The phrases covered in this lesson are as follows:

0:58 Get away from it all
1:28 Value for money
2:28 Set off / Travel light / Tourist trap / Bucket list
4:39 Hit the road
5:05 Grotty area
5:35 Off the beaten track
6:32 Hop on / Hop off
6:51 Within walking distance
7:19 Do as the locals do
7:44 Put (someone) up
8:02 See (someone) off


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English is the language of travel. When you are travelling, you will need to use and understand particular English phrases in order to be safe and comfortable. Has a flight attendant ever needed to tell you to fasten your seatbelt or bring your seat to the upright position? Do you understand the long speech and the safety demonstration at the beginning of a flight? Learn everything you need to know for your next flight by watching this vocabulary lesson all about airplane travel. You will learn words like “belt”, “buckle”, “turbulence”, “lavatory”, “brace”, “impact”, “decompression”, “tray table”, and more. After this lesson, you will be able to understand the flight attendant’s instructions, feel safe, and enjoy your flight without any worries. Make sure you're ready by taking the quiz: https://www.engvid.com/travel-....english-vocabulary-e

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Hi. Welcome to engVid. I'm Adam. In today's video, I want to talk to you about flight safety; but more specifically, I want to tell you about the things you're going to hear from the flight attendant on the plane - before you land, before you take off, etc. You know how they stand in front of all the seats; they stand in the aisle and they make that whole show? Like, everything's on video now, but they still stand there, they put the vest on, they put the tube - the oxygen, and they tell you where the... You know, the emergency exits are, and you have to pay attention to all of that. So, if you're not sure exactly what they're saying, I'm going to go over some of the vocabulary today that you're going to hear during that speech. Okay?

We're going to start with: "Fasten your seatbelt." You're going to probably hear this quite a few time during the flight, because they want you to be safe, they want you to be in your seat with your seatbelt fastened. Now, "fastened" means closed; together tightly, securely. Right? So, how do you do that? You have your belt, which is actually the strap that goes around, the black part; and then you have the buckle - this is the metal part where you actually close it. The two pieces are the fittings. So, the one... One fitting goes into the other fitting, you hear a click, and then you know it's closed, and then you can lift the tab to open it. Okay? So that's what it means "to fasten your seatbelt". It means put it on, put it tight, be safe.

Now, the reason you might hear it a few times is because your plane might go through some "turbulence". So, if you're not sure what that means, you know sometimes you're on the plane and everything's, you know, quiet and there's that hum of the engines, and then suddenly the plane starts shaking like this and you get all scared - not a big deal. "Turbulence" is just basically unsteady air movement. The air outside is not flowing in a stream, it's a little bit shaky, so the plane's a little bit shaky. It's perfectly safe; nothing to worry about. Okay?

But... But just in case they have to make an emergency landing; they have to come down because something happened, maybe the engine blew up or there's fire on board, so they have to land and they want you to "evacuate" the plane. "To evacuate" means to leave a place that's dangerous to go to somewhere safe. Now, this is not only on airplanes; if there... If your building... If you live in a building or you work in a building and it's on fire, the police department will come and they will evacuate everybody; they will get everybody out and get them to a safe place. On a plane, that means it's getting away from the plane.

Now, how do you evacuate? So, usually, because if they do an emergency landing, it's not at an airport so they don't have the stairs or they don't have the gangway. Sorry, I should have put this one on, here. The "gangway" is that... You know, that hall that when you come off the plane, you have that hall until you get into the building. So, they don't have that, they don't have stairs, so they're going to use an inflatable slide. Okay? "Inflatable" means that it can be filled up with air.

So, that life vest that you're going to put on... If you land on water, you put on that yellow life vest - that's also inflatable; means it can be filled with air. You can inflate it. The verb: "to inflate" - to fill with air. So, they will have this big slide that's full of air, and you jump on it, you slide, you get off the plane, you run. […]

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𝐌𝐨𝐫𝐞 𝐞𝐩𝐢𝐬𝐨𝐝𝐞𝐬:
The art of tipping
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Do our political views change as we get older?
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𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭
treat something or someone with care

𝐜𝐥𝐚𝐦𝐩𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧 (𝐨𝐫 𝐜𝐫𝐚𝐜𝐤𝐝𝐨𝐰𝐧)
officially trying to stop or limit people doing something

𝐦𝐢𝐬𝐛𝐞𝐡𝐚𝐯𝐞
do something bad or inappropriate

𝐨𝐛𝐣𝐞𝐜𝐭𝐢𝐯𝐞
a plan or aim to achieve something

𝐃𝐢𝐬𝐧𝐞𝐲𝐟𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧
turning something into an artificial, not real, commercial environment, similar to a Walt Disney theme park

𝐭𝐨 𝐜𝐚𝐩
to restrict, to limit

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