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    At The Airport 2

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    This document provides instructions for checking in and going through security at the airport. It describes the interactions between a customer and clerk at the check-in counter where the customer checks two bags, one of which is overweight and requires a fee. It then outlines the security screening process where passengers must remove shoes, electronics, and liquids for x-ray scanning.

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    This document provides instructions for checking in and going through security at the airport. It describes the interactions between a customer and clerk at the check-in counter where the customer checks two bags, one of which is overweight and requires a fee. It then outlines the security screening process where passengers must remove shoes, electronics, and liquids for x-ray scanning.

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    This document provides instructions for checking in and going through security at the airport. It describes the interactions between a customer and clerk at the check-in counter where the customer checks two bags, one of which is overweight and requires a fee. It then outlines the security screening process where passengers must remove shoes, electronics, and liquids for x-ray scanning.

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    This document provides instructions for checking in and going through security at the airport. It describes the interactions between a customer and clerk at the check-in counter where the customer checks two bags, one of which is overweight and requires a fee. It then outlines the security screening process where passengers must remove shoes, electronics, and liquids for x-ray scanning.

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    Name: .......................................................... Class: .................... Date: ........ /....... /.......

    Checking in at the Check in Counter


    Clerk: Good morning. May I have your passport and ticket, please?
    Customer: Here you go.
    Clerk: Oh, you have an e-ticket. You can print out your boarding pass at the kiosk.
    Customer: I already printed out my boarding pass at home. Here it is.
    Clerk: Good. How many bags are you checking?
    Customer: Two.
    Clerk: Please put them on the scale. Oh, this one is too heavy. You have to pay an
    overweight fee or take out some items.
    Customer: I will pay the overweight fee. How much is it?
    Clerk: It is $50. If you pre-pay over the
    True or false web it is cheaper.
    ___ The fee for overweight luggage is Customer: OK. Thanks. Good to know.
    cheaper if you pre-pay it online.
    ___ We can print out our boarding pass
    at the kiosk, with an electronic ticket.
    Checking in at the Check in Counter (continued)
    Clerk: Your seat is 22F. The flight leaves from Terminal A, Gate 14 at 2:15.
    Customer: OK Thanks. Could you point me in the direction of Gate 14?
    Clerk: Straight ahead and to the left. Follow the signs.
    Customer: Thanks. Is there any place to buy something to drink after the security
    check point?.
    Clerk: Yes. There are kiosks that sell coffee and drinks.
    Customer: Is there a duty free shop?
    Clerk: Yes. True or false
    Customer: Thank you very much. ___ There is a duty free shop.

    Clerk: May I help the next customer? ___After going through the security check
    Next Customer: Hello... point you cannot eat or drink
    anything.

    Going Through the Security Check Point


    Clerk: Do you have any liquids in containers over 3 ounces?
    Customer: No.
    Clerk: Did anyone give you anything, or did you leave your luggage unattended
    at any time in the airport?
    Customer: No.
    Clerk: OK. Please remove your shoes and put them in the bin to be scanned.
    Customer: Remove my shoes? I didn’t have to remove my shoes in Bonn, but OK.
    Clerk: Please empty all items from your pockets and place your jacket in a bin
    to be scanned.
    Customer: OK. How about my laptop and camera?
    Clerk: Yes. They go in the bins, too. All electronic items must be
    removed from your bags and placed in bins for scanning.
    Customer: OK.
    Clerk: Step through the metal detector, please.
    Customer: OK.
    True or false
    Clerk: Would the next person come through ___ You can bring liquids onboard the plane in small containers
    the metal detector, please? that do not exceed 3 ounces.
    Next Customer: Hello...
    ___All electronic items must be packed in your luggage and
    checked in before boarding the plane.

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