航空服务英语口语教程

范金梅

目录

  • 1 Unit1 Making Reservations for Flight Tickets
    • 1.1 Lead in
    • 1.2 Model Dialogues
    • 1.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 1.4 Extended Reading
  • 2 Unit 2 Telephone Information
    • 2.1 Lead in
    • 2.2 Model Dialogues
    • 2.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 2.4 Extended Reading
  • 3 Unit 3 Inquiring at the Airport
    • 3.1 Lead in
    • 3.2 Model Dialogues
    • 3.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 3.4 Extended Reading
  • 4 Unit 4 Check-in Service
    • 4.1 Lead in
    • 4.2 Model Dialogues
    • 4.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 4.4 Extended Reading
  • 5 Unit 5 Baggage Acceptance
    • 5.1 Lead in
    • 5.2 Model Dialogues
    • 5.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 5.4 Extended Reading
  • 6 Unit 6 Security Check
    • 6.1 Lead in
    • 6.2 Model Dialogues
    • 6.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 6.4 Extended Reading
  • 7 Unit 7 Security Check(1)
    • 7.1 Lead in
    • 7.2 Model Dialogues
    • 7.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 7.4 Extended Reading
  • 8 Unit 8 Security Check(2)
    • 8.1 Lead in
    • 8.2 Model Dialogues
    • 8.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 8.4 Extended Reading
  • 9 Unit 9 Special Circumstances of Security Check
    • 9.1 Lead in
    • 9.2 Model Dialogues
    • 9.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 9.4 Extended Reading
  • 10 Unit 10 VIP Service
    • 10.1 Lead in
    • 10.2 Model Dialogues
    • 10.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 10.4 Extended Reading
  • 11 Unit11 Passenger Reception
    • 11.1 Lead-in
    • 11.2 Model Dialogues
    • 11.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 11.4 Extended Reading
  • 12 Unit 12 On-board Service
    • 12.1 Lead-in
    • 12.2 Model Dialogues
    • 12.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 12.4 Extended Reading
  • 13 Unit 13 In-flight Sales of Duty-free Items
    • 13.1 Lead-in
    • 13.2 Model Dialogues
    • 13.3 SpeakingTasks
    • 13.4 Extended Reading
  • 14 Unit14 Special PassengersPassengers
    • 14.1 Lead-in
    • 14.2 Model Dialogues
    • 14.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 14.4 Extended Reading
  • 15 Unit15 Preparing for Landing
    • 15.1 Lead-in
    • 15.2 Model Dialogues
    • 15.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 15.4 Extended Reading
  • 16 Unit16 Emergencies(1)
    • 16.1 Lead-in
    • 16.2 Model Dialogues
    • 16.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 16.4 Extended Reading
  • 17 Unit 17 Emergencies(2)
    • 17.1 Lead-in
    • 17.2 Model Dialogues
    • 17.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 17.4 Extended Reading
  • 18 Unit 18 Saying Goodbye
    • 18.1 Lead-in
    • 18.2 Model Dialogues
    • 18.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 18.4 Extended Reading
  • 19 Unit 19 Connecting Flight
    • 19.1 Lead-in
    • 19.2 Model Dialogues
    • 19.3 Speaking Tasks
    • 19.4 Extended Reading
  • 20 附件：
    • 20.1 Announcements
    • 20.2 Glossary
Lead in

Identify the followingbaggage items.

Identifythose that are allowed in carry-on and checked baggage with “Yes” and thosethat are not allowed with “No”.

1. sunscreen sprays      carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

2. alcoholicbeverages    carry-on baggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

3. babycarrier          carry-on baggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

4. balloons (notinflated)  carry-on baggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

5. baseball bats         carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

6. footballs            carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

7. bottle opener        carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

8. cigarette / cigar      carry-on baggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

9. blasting caps        carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

10. fireworks          carry-on baggage (   )   checked baggage (   )

11. phone chargers      carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

12. gun lighters         carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

13. umbrellas          carry-on baggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

14. tennis rackets       carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )

15. soap (bar / liquid)   carry-onbaggage (   )    checked baggage (   )