课件31张PPT。At the airportVickyAbout Me I’m Vicky. My Chinese name is 徐志唯, which is only one character different from the great poet 徐志摩. However, I hope I’m as brilliant as him. I started working as an English teacher in 2006, right after I graduated from Yangtze University. I had a break of one year studying Spanish in Beijing. So I can speak a little Spanish.ContentsSome airlines 航空公司
Boarding procedure 登机流程
Task 1 Dialogues对话
Task 2 Ask and answer问答
Task 3 A story at the airport机场故事
Airport signs 机场标志
Air France
法国航空公司
Emirates [?'mi?r?ts]
阿联酋航空公司
British Airways
英国航空公司
Air China
中国国际航空公司
China Southern
中国南方航空公司
Qatar['kɑ:t?] Airways
卡塔尔航空公司Some airlines航空公司What procedures would you follow when you travel by air?Boarding procedureGet ready1. a passport 2. a ticket
3. a visa 4. the hand luggage
5. the luggageGo to the check-in counter办理登机手续处
Check in your luggage行李/baggage, take carry-on luggage with you
(Pay an excess baggage charge)
Get the boarding pass登机卡
Go through the security checkpoint安检处
Go through passport control护照检查处Go to the departure lounge [laund?]候机室
Buy presents from duty-free shops免税店Departure board机场显示屏
delay/ on timeGo to the boarding gate登机口Show your boarding pass
Baggage compartmentAisle seatWindow seatcentral aisleFolding tableReclining seatWhat will they remind you to do?They will remind you to fasten your seat belt and put your seat in the upright position.
They will remind you not to smoke until you are inside the terminal building.
The cabin crew will come around with landing cards, and they will ask you to fill in them.Fasten your seatbelt
Life-vest救生衣landing card/
arrival card/
entry card
入境卡Baggage claim area领取行李处
reclaim the baggage
Carousel [,k?r?‘sel] 行李传送带
Trolley [‘tr?li] luggage cart
Go through customs /
immigration counter入境处柜台
Goods to declare
Nothing to declareJet lag 时差Time zone
Tokyo is an hour ahead of Beijing.
Doha['dauh?] is 5 hrs behind Beijing.
New York is 12 hours behind Beijing.
Symptoms
The main symptom of jet lag is altered sleep pattern—sleepiness during the day, and insomnia失眠during the night. Jet lag may also include indigestion消化不良 and trouble concentrating注意力不集中.
How to avoid
Exposure to bright morning sunlight cures jet lag after a few days in most people.
A couple of days before you travel try going to bed earlier if you are travelling east and later if you are travelling westbound. Complete these sentences with a suitable word or words.when you arrive at the airport with your luggage, you go to ______
they give you with the seat number on it.
you carry onto the plane with you
when you cross over a number of time zones at once, you always have
_______
There was a mechanical problem, and we ended up with a two-hour_______
I went through passport control and sat in the ______
If you have nothing to declare, you follow the green sign when you go through _____
A woman at the check-in counter weighed my ______
I look for our flight number on the ______check in counterboarding passcarry-on luggagedelaydeparture loungecustomsluggagedeparture boardjet lagTask 1: Dialogues Vocabularycheck-in [[‘t?ek,in] n. (机场)登机手续办理;登记
passport ['pɑ:sp?:t] n. 护照
aisle [ail] n. 走廊, 过道
luggage ['l?ɡid?] n. 行李
scale [skeil] n. 秤,磅秤
board ['b?:d] 登机
tag [t?ɡ] n. 标签
declare [di'klε?] v. 宣布, 宣告
whiskey ['wiski] n. 威士忌酒
package ['p?kid?] n. 包裹, 包
purpose ['p?:p?s] n. 目的, 意图 A: Morning, sir.
B: Morning, I’d like to check-in. This is my passport and e-ticket.
A: OK, Sir, just a second. Aisle or window seat?
B: Window seat, please.
A: Do you have any luggage?
B: Yes. This is my carry-on luggage and I'll check in this luggage.
A: Please put your luggage on the scale.
A: Sir, here is your boarding card. Please keep your luggage tag.Dialogue 1 at the check-in counterA: Morning, sir.
B: Morning, I’d like to . This is my and e-ticket.
A: OK, Sir, just a second. or seat?
B: Window seat, please.
A: Do you have any ?
B: Yes. This is my luggage and I'll check in this luggage.
A: Please put your luggage on the scale.
A: Sir, here is your card. Please keep your luggage .Fill in the blanks check-inpassportAislewindowluggagecarry-onboardingtagA: Do you have anything to declare?
B: Yes, I have a bottle of whiskey.
A: Can I have a look at it?
B: Sure.
A: OK. Would you mind opening your handbag?
B: Not at all.
A: What is this? You'll have to pay duty on this.
B: The camera is for my personal use.
A: Well. What’s the purpose of your visit?
B: I’m here for business.
A: All right. Thank you.Dialogue 2 at the customsTask 2: Ask and answerCan I see your passport, please?
Is this your first time in the United States?
Where are you planning to stay?
How long are you staying?
Do you have a return ticket?
What is the purpose of your visit?
Practice with your partner. Answer these questions with your own information.TASK 3 A story at the airport The last time I came to this airport, I lost my passport. I was nice and early, so there were no queues at the check-in desk. I checked in my hand luggage, got my boarding card and went through passport control all very quickly. Then, because I had so much time, instead of just sitting in the departure lounge, I decided to do some shopping. I wanted to get a present, so I was trying all the different perfumes in the duty-free shop. I don’t know how it happened but I must have dropped my passport there. I went to the gate to board the plane and then I realized that I couldn’t find my passport. At that moment, they called me over the loudspeaker. ‘Will passenger Martinez traveling to Madrid please contact the information desk?’ I felt so embarrassed. The last time I came to this airport, I lost my passport. I was nice and early, so there were no queues at the check-in desk. I checked in my hand luggage, got my boarding card and went through passport control all very quickly. Then, because I had so much time, instead of just sitting in the departure lounge, I decided to do some shopping. I wanted to get a present, so I was trying all the different perfumes in the duty-free shop. I don’t know how it happened but I must have dropped my passport there. I went to the gate to board the plane and then I realized that I couldn’t find my passport. At that moment, they called me over the loudspeaker. ‘Will passenger Martinez traveling to Madrid please contact the information desk?’ I felt so embarrassed.Airport Signs 机场标志International [,int?'n???n?l] Airport 国际机场
Domestic [d?'mestik] Airport 国内机场
Passport Control 护照检查处
Immigration [,imi'grei??n]移民局检查站
International/ Domestic Departures [di'pɑ:t??]国际/国内出发
Luggage Claim [kleim] (Baggage Claim) 行李领取处
Stairs and Lifts to Departures 由此乘电梯前往登机
Satellite ['s?t?lait] 卫星楼
Entrance ['entr?ns]? (In; Way In) 入口
Exit (Out; Way Out) 出口
Departures /Arrivals 离港/到港航班 Queue [kju:] Here 在此排队
Transfer Passengers中转旅客
Arriving from 来自
Departing to 前往
Actual ['?kt?u?l]?time变更时间
Landed ['l?nd?d]已降落
Delayed [di'leid]?延误
Occupied ['?kjupa?d] (卫生间)有人
Vacant ['veik?nt] (卫生间)无人
Lost and Found [faund] 失物招领处
Airport Terminal [‘t?:min?l]? 航站楼、候机楼
Airports shuttle ['??tl] 机场班车Discussion1 Have you ever taken a plane?
2 What is the most interesting part of the flight, and what is the most boring part?
3 What do you usually do during the flight?Home workRemember the new words.
Remember the dialogues.
Read airport signs.