Cabin Crew

The person who is responsible for the operation of airplane. The highest authority in the aircraft.

• Flight attendant

• Captain

• First officer

• Cabin manager

Are the pilots also involved in serving food?

• No, they don't.

• Yes, they do.

• No, they aren't.

• Yes, they are.

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A place where aircraft take off, land, and are serviced, typically with facilities for passengers.

• airport

• cargo

• passenger

• gate

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The process where passengers register for a flight, receive their boarding pass, and drop off their luggage.

• airside

• landing

• customs

• check - in

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The moment an aircraft leaves the ground and begins flying.

• apron

• counter

• take - off

• departure

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Everything above the buildings and ground

• airside

• terminal

• landside

• airspace

This person wears three or four stripes on the sleeves

• cabin crew

• pilot

• co-pilot

• chief purser

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Moving smoothly and with elegance.

• graceful

• mature

• chubby

• muscular

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Good-looking (usually used for men).

• disgusting

• ugly

• beautiful

• handsome

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Neither too much nor too little; ordinary in appearance or size.

• neat

• slim

• average

• smart

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