Structure: ‘Zero conditional’
If a passenger connects, they get online — the zero conditional explains general, always-true rules, contrasted with the first conditional's one-off future guesses.
If a passenger connects, they get online — the zero conditional explains general, always-true rules, contrasted with the first conditional's one-off future guesses.
Combine an unreal past condition with a present result (or the reverse) using mixed conditionals, grounded in this summer's transatlantic route cuts.
Verb + to-infinitive or verb/preposition + -ing? Practise the pattern with examples from American Airlines' new A321XLR.
Modals of deduction about the past — must have, might have, can't have — practised through a real, still-contested aviation investigation.
The past perfect vs the past simple, practised through a radar failure and staffing crisis at Newark airport.
Boeing didn’t fly its stranded 737 MAX jets home itself — it had them flown back. Learn the causative: have/get + object + past participle.