EMAS: At the Airport

At a travel agency
Agent: May I help you?
Nancy: Yes, I need a ticket to Paris.
Agent: One way or round trip?
Nancy: Round trip.
Agent: When will you be leaving?
Nancy: Next month, the 2nd. I prefer a morning flight.
Agent: Do you want any particular airline?
Nancy: No, but I do want to go business class and have a direct flight.
Agent: When will you be returning?
Nancy: I want to return on the 15th of next month.
Agent: Let me check the computer. Yes, there is a flight available on Blue Skies Air Ways. The tickets will cost $1645.
Nancy: Sounds good, book it.
Agent: Thank you. You can pick up your tickets at this office on the 28th.
Nancy: Thanks.
 
At the airport check-in

Nancy: Hello
Agent: Hello. May I have your ticket and passport?
Nancy: Yes, here they are.
Agent: How many pieces of luggage will you be checking in?
Nancy: Just one, I also have one carry on bag.
Agent: Your luggage is two kilos over the limit. You will have to pay an extra charge of $100.
Nancy: No problem. Is cash OK?
Agent: Certainly.
Nancy: Here you go.
Agent: Thank you, have a nice flight.
Nancy: Thanks.
 

At Customs


Agent: Welcome to Paris. Do you have anything to declare?
Nancy: No.
Agent: Could you open your bag please?
Nancy: Sure, is everything OK?
Agent: Yes ma’am, enjoy you stay in Paris.
Nancy: Thanks.
After reading, close your book and tell your partner a summary of the dialogue. Then switch and have your partner tell his or her summary. Start like this: These dialogues are about people traveling. At the travel agency Nancy...This may seem silly, since you both already know what the dialogue is about, but the purpose is to practice using your English, not to give information or test your reading skills.

Conversation Activities

1. Pair Work- discussion
      Have you ever flown on a plane? Tell your partner about it using some of the ideas
     for discussion below. Your partner should ask questions to get more information.
  • when and where you went  
  • how long the flight took
  • the quality of the service from the flight attendants
  • how the flight was: (smooth or turbulent, relaxing or nerve-wracking)
  • did you enjoy it
  • do you like to fly
 2. Pair work- role play
     The situation: At a travel agency asking for information for a flight. 
                         Working with a partner, role play the situation, using the information
                          below
     The roles: A travel agent, a customer


Destination: Seoul  
Destination: San Francisco
Airline: Blue Skies Skies     
Airline: World Wide Airlines
Departure time: Saturday 1:30 AM 
Departure time: Saturday 9:00 am
Flight length: 16 hours 
Flight length: 12 hours
Layover: San FranciscoTokyo
Layover: Direct flight
Price: Coach- $950     
           Business class- $1650
           First class- $1900  P
Price: Coach- $1050 

           Business class- $1650

           First class- $2000
Preferred seating 
     Aisle     Window
Preferred seating  
     Aisle     Window


Destination: Chicago  
Destination: Moscow
Airline: National Airways        
Airline:  Great Northern Airline
Departure time: Sunday 8:30 am  
Departure time: Sunday 1:45 pm
Flight length: 24 hours                  
Flight length: 18 hours    
Layover: London, New York
Layover: Paris
Price: Coach- $1150  
           Business class- $1550
           First class- $2400 
Price: Coach- $1250   

           Business class- $1450 

           First class- $2500 
Preferred seating  
      Aisle     Window
Preferred seating 
     Aisle     Window

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