Airport

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This document outlines the typical steps and process involved when traveling by airplane, including checking in, going through security, immigration, boarding the plane at the gate, and then exiting through immigration, security, and baggage claim upon arrival. It also includes examples of short conversations where people state their travel destination and flight dates when asked.

Airport Map
Security
Check
Immigration
Check in
Gate

Going out
Exit
Immigration
1
Security check
Baggage claim
Luggage claim
2
3
4

Where are you travelling to?
I’m travelling to England.

Where are you travelling to?
I’m travelling to America.

Where are you travelling to?
I’m travelling to Canada.

Where are you travelling to?
I’m travelling to New Zealand.

Where are you travelling to?
I’m travelling to Australia.

When is your flight?
It’s on April, 14th.

When is your flight?
It’s on June, 18th.

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