Types Of Flights Flashcards

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What is an outbound flight?

A

An outbound flight is one that is leaving an airport; it is taking off for another destination.

Outbound flights can be to another airport in the same country or to an international destination.

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What is an inbound flight?

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An inbound flight is one that is coming in to land at an airport; it could be coming from another country or from another airport in the same country.

Inbound flights can also refer to flights returning to the origin airport.

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What is a gateway in the context of tourism?

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A gateway is a point of entry into a country or a point of departure from a country, usually an international airport.

For example, Johannesburg’s OR Tambo International Airport serves as a gateway for international travel.

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True or False: An inbound flight can only come from another country.

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False

An inbound flight can also come from another airport within the same country.

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Fill in the blank: A _______ flight is one that is taking off for another destination.

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outbound

Outbound flights are critical for international and domestic travel.

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What city is referred to as ‘the gateway to the Wild Coast’?

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East London

This city serves as an entry point for tourists heading to the Wild Coast region.

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What is the main distinction between outbound and inbound flights?

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Outbound flights leave an airport, while inbound flights arrive at an airport.

Understanding this distinction is important in the context of travel and transport.

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Domestic Flight

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Travel within the country. They go from one airport in a country ti another airport in the same country

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What is a regional flight?

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A flight that leaves a country to go to another country in the same region.

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From a South African perspective, which flights are regarded as regional flights?

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All flights that operate within the Southern African Development Community (SADC).

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Is a flight from Johannesburg (South Africa) to Dar es Salaam (Tanzania) considered a regional flight?

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Yes, because both countries are in the Southern African Development Community.

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Fill in the blank: A flight from Namibia to Zambia is also a _______ flight.

A

regional

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What does SADC stand for?

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Southern African Development Community.

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True or False: A flight from Johannesburg to London is a regional flight.

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False

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The word intercontinental

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is formed from the Latin

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prefix inter’ which means

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between’ and ‘continental

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which refers toa continent

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An intercontinental flight is

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therefore a flight that flies

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between two continents

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that goes from one continent

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to another. A good example

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of an intercontinental flight

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would be a flight from

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Johannesburg on the African

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continent

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to Perth on the

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Australian continent.

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Transcontinental

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flights

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“Trans’ is the Latin prefix
for ‘across’. Therefore,
a transcontinental flight
is one that flies acrOSS a
continent. A flight from
Los Angeles to New York
is a transcontinental
flight because it is flying
across the North American
continent (even though
it is staying in the same
country). Another example
of a transcontinental flight is
a flight from Johannesburg
to Cairo (Egypt). It is flying
across the African continent.