A phrase you might say · Airport check-in
I'm flying to Boston.
Purpose: state the destination of a flight
Example context: In this practice, the passenger's ticket is to Boston.
Airport check-in
Explain a destination, a checked bag and a seat preference in a fictional check-in.
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A phrase you might say · Airport check-in
Yes, I have one bag to check in.
Purpose: confirm one checked bag
Example context: The fictional passenger wants to put one bag in the aircraft hold.
A phrase you might say · Airport check-in
I'd like an aisle seat, please.
Purpose: request a seat beside the aisle
Example context: The practice profile says the passenger prefers the aisle, not the window.
A question you might hear · Airport check-in
Where are you flying today?
Purpose: ask for a flight destination
Example context: The passenger answers with the place on the fictional ticket.
A question you might hear · Airport check-in
Do you have a bag to check in?
Purpose: ask about checked luggage
Example context: The question concerns a bag checked into the hold, not a seat preference.
A question you might hear · Airport check-in
Would you like an aisle or window seat?
Purpose: offer two seat positions
Example context: An aisle seat is beside the passage; a window seat is beside the window.
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