Cabin Crew Vocabulary

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Cabin Crew VocabularyVersión en línea Alphabet wheel with Cabin-Crew related terms with visual aids por Alejandra Szczesny A B C D E F G H I J L M N O P Q R S T U V X Y Z Starts with A A (Starts with): The part of the seat where passengers place their elbows, which must be lowered for takeoff and landing. Starts with B B (Starts with): The process where passengers show their tickets and get onto the aircraft before the flight. Starts with C C (Starts with): The team of people who work together on board the aircraft, including the pilots and flight attendants. Starts with D D (Starts with): A situation where a flight leaves or arrives later than the scheduled time. Starts with E E (Starts with): A door or designated opening used to leave the aircraft, especially during an evacuation. Starts with F Basic medical treatment given to a sick or injured passenger before professional medical help arrives. Starts with G The specific area in the airport terminal where passengers wait to board their flight. Starts with H A warm, damp cloth handed out by the crew for passengers to clean their hands before a meal service. Starts with I A very young child or baby (usually under two years old) who travels on a parent's lap. Starts with J The auxiliary, folding seat used by flight attendants during taxi, takeoff, landing, and turbulence. Starts with L The official aviation term for the toilet or restroom on board the aircraft. Starts with M The food served to passengers during the flight, often with a choice of chicken, beef, or pasta. Starts with N A strict rule on all commercial flights that completely prohibits smoking anywhere on board, including the toilets. Starts with O The large compartment located above the passenger seats used for storing carry-on luggage. Starts with P The trained professional who sits in the cockpit and flies the aircraft. Starts with Q A word meaning to satisfy your thirst—what you do for passengers when you offer them a refreshing drink. Starts with R A straight line of passenger seats arranged from one side of the cabin to the other. Starts with S A safety strap attached to the seat that passengers and crew must fasten tightly during takeoff, landing, and bumpy air. Starts with T The small, fold-down surface attached to the back of the seat in front of a passenger, used for eating or working. Starts with U A state where a passenger appears to be asleep and cannot wake up or respond to your voice, requiring immediate medical care. Starts with V A bright yellow, inflatable safety item stored under the seat that helps passengers float in water. Contains X A phrase used by the crew during boarding to guide passengers to their places: "Please keep the exit row clear of bags." Contains Y A common verb for traveling through the air using an aircraft. Starts with Z The total number of items passengers are allowed to leave in the aisle during taxi, takeoff, and landing.

Cabin Crew VocabularyVersión en línea

Alphabet wheel with Cabin-Crew related terms with visual aids

por Alejandra Szczesny

Starts with A

A (Starts with): The part of the seat where passengers place their elbows, which must be lowered for takeoff and landing.

Starts with B

B (Starts with): The process where passengers show their tickets and get onto the aircraft before the flight.

Starts with C

C (Starts with): The team of people who work together on board the aircraft, including the pilots and flight attendants.

Starts with D

D (Starts with): A situation where a flight leaves or arrives later than the scheduled time.

Starts with E

E (Starts with): A door or designated opening used to leave the aircraft, especially during an evacuation.

Starts with F

Basic medical treatment given to a sick or injured passenger before professional medical help arrives.

Starts with G

The specific area in the airport terminal where passengers wait to board their flight.

Starts with H

A warm, damp cloth handed out by the crew for passengers to clean their hands before a meal service.

Starts with I

A very young child or baby (usually under two years old) who travels on a parent's lap.

Starts with J

The auxiliary, folding seat used by flight attendants during taxi, takeoff, landing, and turbulence.

Starts with L

The official aviation term for the toilet or restroom on board the aircraft.

Starts with M

The food served to passengers during the flight, often with a choice of chicken, beef, or pasta.

Starts with N

A strict rule on all commercial flights that completely prohibits smoking anywhere on board, including the toilets.

Starts with O

The large compartment located above the passenger seats used for storing carry-on luggage.

Starts with P

The trained professional who sits in the cockpit and flies the aircraft.

Starts with Q

A word meaning to satisfy your thirst—what you do for passengers when you offer them a refreshing drink.

Starts with R

A straight line of passenger seats arranged from one side of the cabin to the other.

Starts with S

A safety strap attached to the seat that passengers and crew must fasten tightly during takeoff, landing, and bumpy air.

Starts with T

The small, fold-down surface attached to the back of the seat in front of a passenger, used for eating or working.

Starts with U

A state where a passenger appears to be asleep and cannot wake up or respond to your voice, requiring immediate medical care.

Starts with V

A bright yellow, inflatable safety item stored under the seat that helps passengers float in water.

Contains X

A phrase used by the crew during boarding to guide passengers to their places: "Please keep the exit row clear of bags."

Contains Y

A common verb for traveling through the air using an aircraft.

Starts with Z

The total number of items passengers are allowed to leave in the aisle during taxi, takeoff, and landing.

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por Alejandra Szczesny

Starts with A

A (Starts with): The part of the seat where passengers place their elbows, which must be lowered for takeoff and landing.

Starts with B

B (Starts with): The process where passengers show their tickets and get onto the aircraft before the flight.

Starts with C

C (Starts with): The team of people who work together on board the aircraft, including the pilots and flight attendants.

Starts with D

D (Starts with): A situation where a flight leaves or arrives later than the scheduled time.

Starts with E

E (Starts with): A door or designated opening used to leave the aircraft, especially during an evacuation.

Starts with F

Basic medical treatment given to a sick or injured passenger before professional medical help arrives.

Starts with G

The specific area in the airport terminal where passengers wait to board their flight.

Starts with H

A warm, damp cloth handed out by the crew for passengers to clean their hands before a meal service.

Starts with I

A very young child or baby (usually under two years old) who travels on a parent's lap.

Starts with J

The auxiliary, folding seat used by flight attendants during taxi, takeoff, landing, and turbulence.

Starts with L

The official aviation term for the toilet or restroom on board the aircraft.

Starts with M

The food served to passengers during the flight, often with a choice of chicken, beef, or pasta.

Starts with N

A strict rule on all commercial flights that completely prohibits smoking anywhere on board, including the toilets.

Starts with O

The large compartment located above the passenger seats used for storing carry-on luggage.

Starts with P

The trained professional who sits in the cockpit and flies the aircraft.

Starts with Q

A word meaning to satisfy your thirst—what you do for passengers when you offer them a refreshing drink.

Starts with R

A straight line of passenger seats arranged from one side of the cabin to the other.

Starts with S

A safety strap attached to the seat that passengers and crew must fasten tightly during takeoff, landing, and bumpy air.

Starts with T

The small, fold-down surface attached to the back of the seat in front of a passenger, used for eating or working.

Starts with U

A state where a passenger appears to be asleep and cannot wake up or respond to your voice, requiring immediate medical care.

Starts with V

A bright yellow, inflatable safety item stored under the seat that helps passengers float in water.

Contains X

A phrase used by the crew during boarding to guide passengers to their places: "Please keep the exit row clear of bags."

Contains Y

A common verb for traveling through the air using an aircraft.

Starts with Z

The total number of items passengers are allowed to leave in the aisle during taxi, takeoff, and landing.