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an aeroplane |
‘The aeroplane took off just after 4 p.m.’ Often shortened to: ‘a plane‘; American English = ‘an airplane’ |
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an airport |
‘We arrived at the airport twenty minutes before our flight was due to leave.’ |
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an aircraft |
‘This aircraft was built ten years ago.’ |
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a boarding pass |
‘I think I've lost my boarding pass on the way here. Please could I have another?’ |
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to board a flight |
‘The flight will be ready for boarding in approximately twenty minutes. Please remain in your seats until then.’ |
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to book a flight |
‘I’ve just booked a flight to go home for the weekend.’ |
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a co-pilot |
‘The co-pilot made a passenger announcement.’ |
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a flight attendant |
‘There were three flight attendants on board the flight.’ |
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to fly an aeroplane |
‘I'm a pilot. Today I flew an aeroplane to Helsinki.’ |
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a gate |
‘We need to hurry up. The flight closes in ten minutes, and we'll need at least five minutes to get to the gate.’ |
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to land |
‘We'll be landing in ten minutes.’ |
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to land an aeroplane |
‘The pilot landed the aeroplane.’ |
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to miss a flight |
‘My taxi was delayed in traffic on the way to the airport, and I missed my flight.’ |
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to take a flight |
‘We took a flight from Melbourne to Sydney.’ |
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to take off |
‘We took off around 10 a.m. and landed an hour later in Bucharest.’ |
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Business English
Business English