Airport facilities

Overweight or oversized carry-ons may be _____________.

• charge

• offload

• left at the boarding gate

• put in an overhead compartment

What is the first restricted location for departing domestic and international passengers?

• check-in

• safety check

• immigration

• boarding gate

Domestic passengers do not need to go to through __________.

• check-in

• safety check

• immigration

• boarding gate

International passengers must go through passport control because they need to _________.

• load their baggage onto their flight

• report themselves to an airline staff member

• obtain a boarding pass before proceeding to a gate

• have their travel documentation verified and recorded.

Passengers may need to _______ if there is no available gate.

• pay extra fees

• proceed to a bus gate

• wait for the next flight

• stay at the boarding gate

People can move faster by using the _______ which is an automatic walkway.

• carry-on

• travelator

• pushback

• shuttle bus

During ________, an airplane is being pushed away by a truck from the boarding gate.

• carry-on

• travelator

• pushback

• shuttle bus

Passengers receive their boarding pass and load their suitcase at a counter located at a/an ________.

• check-in row

• shuttle bus

• tarmac

• carry-on

Direction: Change the underlined words or phrases to appropriate airline terms.

Passengers can pay additional fees for their (a) bags that are too big or (b) too heavy.

Direction: Change the underlined words or phrases to appropriate airline terms.

Passengers belongings are scanned for (a) items that are not allowed on board. They include large liquid containers, sharp objects, (b) materials that are easily set on fire.