You need to show your b___ ___ before you can get on the plane.

(a)  

The c___ - __ ___ is where your bags are weighed and your ID is checked.

(a)  

You take a d (a)   flight when you fly from one city to another without stopping.

If you have e (a)   baggage, it means it weighs more than what the airline permits.

You sometimes have to f___ ___ a form before you go through passport control.

(a)  

The departures board will tell you which g (a)   your flight is leaving from.

You can usually only take one item of h (a)   -luggage with you onto the plane.

It’s i (a)   to bring plants or fresh fruit and vegetables into some countries.

You can get j___ ___ when you travel between several different time zones and feel very tired.

(a)  

A flight that goes across continents is usually called a l___-___ flight.

(a)  

You have to go through a m (a)   detector to check that you aren’t carrying a weapon.

Sitting next to n (a)   children on a long flight can be really annoying!

Most people book their flights and hotels o (a)   nowadays instead of going to a travel agent.

When you arrive at your destination, you need to p___ ___ your bags at baggage reclaim.

(a)  

You often have to q (a)   for a long time to get through passport control.

The r (a)   is where the planes take off and land.

Everybody has to go through s (a)   before getting into the departure lounge to make sure they’re not carrying prohibited items.

During a flight, there might be some t (a)   , when the plane can move up and down quite violently.

When you get back home, you have to u (a)   your suitcase.

You need to get a v (a)   to enter into some countries.

You sometimes have to w (a)   a long time if your flight is delayed.

I flew from Mexico to Madrid and got my c (a)   flight to Dublin.

Who are the people who take care of you during your flight?

C___ c___.

(a)  

What’s a phrasal verb for “disembark” or “leave” the plane?

G___ ___

(a)  

What’s a phrasal verb for when a plane leaves?

T___ ___

(a)  

What’s the verb for when a plane arrives?

L (a)   .