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Quiz2.W4 Flashcards

1
Q
  • Too much baggage can be a millstone
  • _________for __________ can ____________
    on a long trip
    *Never take more luggage than you can carry yourself
A

Overweight charges / excess luggage / mount astronomically

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2
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  • Make a list of your final essentials list
  • Check off items as they go into your suitcase
  • Separate hard or _____ from soft, foldable items
  • Separate clothes for one climate from another climate
  • Separate clothes you will need immediately from those you won’t wear for a while
A

bulky items

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3
Q

Categorize small items: ____________, etc.

A

handkerchief, hosiery

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4
Q

Split each group into plastic envelops or bags, usually _______

A

waterproof and weightless

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5
Q

Tuck little things into the _______ of your suitcase

A

slide pockets

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6
Q

Plastic bags in a variety of sizes are useful for not only
__________ but also for ___________

A

storing small items / laundry or putting wet bathing suit

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7
Q

Flight passengers are required to be at the airport ticket counter to complete _________ no later than ______

A

necessary departure formalities / check-in times

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8
Q

All baggage must be weighed, including overnight bag, briefcase, ___________, etc

A

lady’s vanity case

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9
Q

The total weight should be included in the ________

A

free baggage allowance

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10
Q

________ are the limits imposed by airlines on luggage amounts that can be stored by passengers

A

Baggage allowances

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11
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You should check the most recent _______ on baggage allowances before you take any trip

A

regulations

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12
Q

It helps to note any ____________ if your journey involves multiple carriers and the type of flight ticket you have purchased (Baggage allowances may vary)

A

differences between airlines

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13
Q
  • Each passenger can carry _______________ not exceeding _______
  • Plus_________ not exceeding _______
A
  • 1 piece of baggage with linear dimensions / 62 inches
  • 1 piece of baggage with linear dimensions / 55 inches
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14
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Linear dimension?

A

sum of height, width, and length of baggage

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15
Q

One or more additional additional pieces, totaling _________ may be carried ______

A

no more than
45 inches / on board

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16
Q

___________ are not to exceed 9 x 13 x 23 (plus weight limit)

A

Approximate dimensions

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17
Q

Korean Airline ex?

A
  • Overweight baggage within the 2 piece free baggage allowance will be charged at the rate of : 50,000 KRW if departing from Korea
  • After completing check-in procedures, passengers should stand by near the counter for approximately 5 minutes until the X-ray screening of baggage has been completed
  • If no issue is to be found, passengers are then free to proceed to the boarding gate
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18
Q

Regarding checked baggage, airlines have the __________

A

liability for loss, delay, or damage

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19
Q

Liability for loss, delay or damage to baggage is limited to?

A
  • Domestic travel: $3,400 USD per ticketed passenger
  • International travel: 1,131 SDR (Special Drawing Rights)
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20
Q

Under __________, airlines are held liable for loss, delay, or damage to checked baggage.

A

Montreal Convention

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21
Q

The _______is calculated based on a unit of currency called _________

A

compensation amount / Special Drawing Rights (SDRs)

22
Q

SDRs are a type of ____________, created by the IMF, to supplement the official reserves of member countries.

A

international monetary reserve asset

23
Q

SDRs are based on a _____________ (USD, euro, etc.)

A

basket of major international currencies

24
Q
  • The value of SDRs _________ based on exchange rates
  • It is important to note that the exact value of the current limit (1,131 SDRs per passenger) may change over time due to _______ in _________ or made by the IMF
A

fluctuate daily / fluctuations / exchange rates / periodic adjustments

25
Q

________ may not be declared on certain types of articles, such as jewelry, negotiable instruments, currency, and antiques

A

Excess valuation

26
Q

Example of Baggage liability limitations: American Airline

A
  • Maximum liability is not automatic: damage or loss value
    must be proven
  • AA does not assume liability for unsuitably packed items
  • AA does not assume liability for loss, damage or delay of baggage that may result from a security search conducted by any local, state, or federal agency
27
Q
  • Any items that may be used to pose a threat to passengers in any way cannot be _______
  • Such items include, but are not limited to, all types of knives and cutting instruments, golf clubs, scissors, nail clippers, batteries, lighters, etc.
  • Car keys, pills, critical medicine or other items necessary for your health or well-being should remain in carry-on luggage whenever possible.
A

carried on-board

28
Q

The seat division of the airline is generally categorized as _____

A
  • The prestige
  • The economy
29
Q

The prestige can be further divided into _____

A
  • First class seats
  • The business seats
30
Q

The economy (standard seating)?

A
  • Economy seats
  • The coach seats
31
Q

________ are served aloft at all meal times, both in the prestige and economy class

A

Complimentary meals

32
Q

Snack and beverage services are _______ at all times

A

available aloft (ở trên cao)

33
Q

_________ are free of charge to the prestige class passengers and (sometimes for sale) to economy class passengers at reasonable prices

A

Wines, beer and spirits

34
Q

Passengers requiring special foods or diets are asked to make their ________ known at the time of booking so that arrangements can be made

A

requirements

35
Q

Prestige classes give you spacious seating comfort and most luxurious personalized service:
+ Complimentary cocktails, __________, and a variety of other amenities

A

gourmet dining

36
Q
  • Economy offers meals including coffee, tea, and soft drinks (sometimes alcohol)
  • _________ is comfortable but more compact
A

Coach seating

37
Q
  • When you book or check-in for a _________, you will be shown a diagram of the plane’s interior and asked to select a seat
  • There are decided __________ to almost any location
A

long-distance flight / advantages and disadvantages

38
Q
  • The first ____ just behind the bulkhead is the _____ spot, as it has the ________
  • It is usually given to a passenger with an ______
A
  • row / coveted / largest leg space
  • infant
39
Q

The remaining _______ are available on a _______ basis

A

first-row seats / first-come
first-serve

40
Q

If you have motion sickness, avoid the _____ of the aircraft and stay away from the _______

A

rear / window seats

41
Q

The seats near the wing are supposed to be _______ in this case

A

stable and best

42
Q

Seating near the ______, you may be among the first in the in- flight meal services

A

galley

43
Q

Some people prefer ________ for the view and comfort. But if you are long-legged or feel caged-in, pick an _____

A

window seats / aisle seat

44
Q

Even if the “SEAT BELT” sign is turned off in flight, it is recommended that you keep your seat belt _______, whenever you are in your seat.

A

fastened

45
Q
  • Federal Aviation Regulations require your seat back and tray table to be upright and locked during __________
  • They also require any baggage carried aboard to be placed under a passenger seat
A

take-off and landing

46
Q
  • No person shall drink any alcoholic beverage aboard unless such beverage has been served to him by the air carrier operating aircraft
  • ________ cannot be served to minors.
A

Alcoholic beverages

47
Q
  • Children under the age of 5, under no circumstance, can travel alone
  • Children the age of 5-12 are ______ to Unaccompanied Minors (UM) service.
A

eligible

48
Q
  • Airlines offer _______
  • A __________ can be requested at the time of booking or by adding a request to an existing reservation
  • __________ must be ordered / requested at least 24 hours
A

special meals

49
Q

Vegetarian meals:
- Neither meat, ______, fish of any kinds nor product with lard and gelatin are used
- Yet meals can contain egg and dairy products are allowed
- Main ingredients include grains, fruit, vegetables, and vegetable oil

A

poultry

50
Q

Medical meals:
- For passengers with __________ due to
medical reasons, airlines offer a wide range of medical meals which are carefully prepared and produced, based on medical and ________
- Example: low fat meal, diabetic meal, low calorie meal, low sodium meal, etc.

A

special dietary requirements / nutritional expertise

51
Q

Religious meals:
- _______ is prepared according to Halal rules (No
pork or alcohol)
- ______ is prepared for Hindus (No beef, no veal)

A
  • Muslim meal
  • Hindu meal
52
Q

Children’s meals:
- Infant meal and child meal are also provided
- This is available for children aged 2-12, and includes ______ that appeal to children
- The meals planned follow _________ for children

A

food offerings / Recommended Dietary
Allowances

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