Operational English: The Welcome-Aboard Announcement
Off-radio plain English: you are the captain, boarding is finished and the cabin is waiting to hear from you. Make the welcome-aboard announcement, then compare with…
Operational English scenarios – plain-English practice for abnormal and non-routine situations beyond standard phraseology.
Off-radio plain English: you are the captain, boarding is finished and the cabin is waiting to hear from you. Make the welcome-aboard announcement, then compare with…
Off the radio, on the interphone: you are the captain of an A320 with a hydraulic failure, landing normally but stopping on the runway. Brief the…
Off-radio plain English: you are the captain, and turbulence is a few minutes ahead. Make a calm passenger announcement, then compare with the model captain. B1.
Off the radio, on the phone: you are the first officer of an A320 with a failed air-conditioning pack. Call company Maintenance Control to report the…
You are the captain and thunderstorms at your destination mean a short departure delay. Make a calm, clear passenger announcement, then compare with the model captain.
You are the captain of a narrow-body jet in the cruise. A few minutes ago the cabin crew called up: a passenger in row 18 has…