English Vocabulary for Airport

Learn Common Airport Vocabulary in English

This is a lesson to help you learn the English words you'd see and use at the airport. There are eight learning methods for you to work through, including five different games and three different types of flashcard. At the end, there are three example sentences for each word.

Vocabulary Games for

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Match-the-Pairs Game

Memory Game

Basic Flash Cards

Spell-the-Word Game

Spell the word represented by the picture.

Learn with Hangman!

Hangman is a classic word game. In this version, the hidden word is one of the words from the "airport" category. Choose your first letter to start. Show Instructions

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"Sentence" Flash Cards

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"Missing Word" Flash Cards

Click on the box to see the missing word in a sentence.

Example Sentences

Here are 3 sentences for each of the following words from the "airport" category:

• to take off, window seat, airplane, aisle seat, baggage claim, boarding pass, check-in, cockpit, control tower, flight attendant, gate, life jacket, luggage, overhead locker, passenger, passport, pilot, runway, seatbelt, security, terminal, to land

• When the plane is ready, it will take off and soar into the sky.
• Passengers are asked to fasten their seatbelts when the plane is about to take off.
• It's exciting to watch an airplane take off from the runway.

• I prefer the window seat on the plane so I can see the view outside.
• The window seat allows you to gaze at the clouds and landscapes during the flight.
• Do you want the window seat or the aisle seat for our trip?

• An airplane is a flying machine that carries people and cargo through the air.
• People board the airplane at the airport to reach their destinations.
• The airplane has wings and engines that help it fly.

• Some passengers prefer the aisle seat for easy access to the restroom during the flight.
• The aisle seat is located next to the aisle, making it convenient to get up without disturbing others.
• Can you help me find my aisle seat on this crowded plane?

• After landing, passengers go to the baggage claim area to collect their checked luggage.
• The baggage claim carousel rotates, and passengers search for their suitcases.
• Make sure to check the monitor for your flight's baggage claim carousel number.

• You need to show your boarding pass and identification to board the plane.
• Don't forget to print or download your boarding pass before heading to the airport.
• The boarding pass contains important information about your flight, like the seat assignment and gate number.

• Passengers must check-in at the airline counter or online before the flight.
• The check-in process involves verifying your identity and getting your boarding pass.
• We should arrive at the airport early to allow time for check-in and security checks.

• The cockpit is where the pilot and co-pilot sit to control the airplane.
• Only authorized personnel are allowed to enter the cockpit during the flight.
• Pilots use various instruments in the cockpit to navigate and communicate with air traffic control.

• The control tower at the airport guides planes during takeoff and landing.
• Air traffic controllers in the control tower communicate with pilots to ensure safe operations.
• The control tower has a panoramic view of the runways and taxiways.

• Flight attendants take care of passengers during the flight, serving food and drinks.
• Flight attendants also provide safety instructions and assist in emergencies.
• Passengers should follow the instructions given by the flight attendants for a safe journey.

• Passengers can find their departure gate listed on the departure board at the airport.
• Make sure to arrive at the gate well in advance of your flight's boarding time.
• Boarding for Flight 123 will begin at gate C7.

• Life jackets are provided on airplanes for emergency water landings.
• In the event of a water landing, passengers should put on their life jackets before exiting the plane.
• Life jackets help keep passengers afloat and safe in water.

• Passengers are allowed to bring a limited amount of luggage on the plane.
• Luggage includes suitcases, bags, and personal items.
• It's important to label your luggage with your name and contact information.

• Passengers can store their carry-on luggage in the overhead locker above their seats.
• Make sure your luggage fits securely in the overhead locker to prevent accidents during the flight.
• If the overhead locker is full, flight attendants can assist you in finding space for your bag.

• Each passenger has a seat assignment on the plane.
• Passengers should remain seated with their seatbelts fastened during takeoff and landing.
• Flight attendants are here to assist passengers and ensure their comfort.

• A passport is a travel document that allows you to enter and exit countries.
• Don't forget to bring your passport when traveling internationally.
• Passports contain important information about your identity and nationality.

• The pilot is responsible for flying the airplane and ensuring a safe journey.
• Pilots have extensive training and experience in aviation.
• Passengers can have confidence in the skills of their pilot.

• The airplane speeds down the runway during takeoff and lands on it during arrival.
• Runways are long strips of pavement at the airport designed for aircraft operations.
• Each airport has multiple runways to accommodate different types of planes.

• For your safety, please keep your seatbelt fastened while seated during the flight.
• Flight attendants will instruct you to fasten your seatbelt when the plane is taxiing, taking off, and landing.
• If you need assistance with your seatbelt, feel free to ask a flight attendant.

• Security measures at the airport are in place to ensure the safety of all passengers.
• Passengers must go through security screening before entering the boarding area.
• It's essential to follow all security procedures and cooperate with airport staff.

• The terminal is the main building at the airport where passengers check-in, go through security, and wait for their flights.
• Departure and arrival gates are located within the terminal.
• Passengers can find restaurants, shops, and lounges inside the terminal.

• As the airplane descends, it prepares to land at the destination airport.
• Passengers are asked to remain seated with their seatbelts fastened until the plane has come to a complete landing.
• It's always a relief to feel the wheels touch down when the plane is about to land.