英英解释：A facility where aircraft take off, land, and are serviced, offering various services to passengers and cargo.
英英解释：A designated area within an airport where passengers check in, go through security, and board flights operated by a specific airline.
英英解释：A location at an airport where passengers and their belongings are screened for security purposes before entering the secure area.
英英解释：A curbside attendant at an airport who assists passengers with their luggage and provides various services.
英英解释：A self-service machine at the airport where passengers can check in, print boarding passes, and perform other pre-flight tasks.
英英解释：A person at the airport who assists passengers with purchasing tickets, making reservations, and other travel-related tasks.
英英解释：The section of the airport where passengers and their belongings are screened by security personnel or machines.
英英解释：An employee of the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) responsible for security checks and screenings at U.S. airports.
英英解释：A person who conducts security screenings of passengers and their belongings at the airport.
英英解释：A container used for carrying personal items and belongings through security screenings.
英英解释：The process of registering and confirming one's presence for a flight, typically at the airline counter or check-in kiosk.
英英解释：A document provided to a passenger after checking in, allowing them to board the plane.
英英解释：The process of passing through the security checkpoint, where passengers and their belongings are screened.
英英解释：To enter the aircraft and take a seat in preparation for departure.
英英解释：To put away or store something, such as luggage, in the designated storage areas on the aircraft.
英英解释：Luggage or personal items that passengers are allowed to bring into the cabin of the aircraft.
英英解释：To secure something, such as a seatbelt, by attaching it or closing it tightly.
英英解释：A safety restraint device worn by passengers to secure themselves to their seats during the flight.
英英解释：To shut down or stop the operation of a device or system, such as electronic devices, before takeoff.
英英解释：The moment when an aircraft becomes airborne and leaves the ground.
英英解释：The process of the aircraft descending and coming to the ground at the end of a flight.
英英解释：To collect or retrieve one's checked luggage or belongings upon arrival at the destination.
英英解释：A designated area at the airport where passengers board and disembark from aircraft.
英英解释：Government agency responsible for inspecting and regulating the movement of goods and people across borders.
英英解释：A display screen at the airport that shows the status of arriving flights.
英英解释：A display screen at the airport that shows the status of departing flights.
英英解释：The section of the airport where passengers wait to board their flights.
英英解释：The compartment at the front of an aircraft where the pilots control the plane.
英英解释：A trained professional who operates an aircraft and is responsible for flying it safely.
英英解释：A crew member on an aircraft who assists passengers and ensures their safety and comfort.
英英解释：A storage area above the passenger seats in an aircraft cabin.
英英解释：A designated door or window on an aircraft that can be used for rapid evacuation in case of an emergency.
英英解释：A person who travels on a vehicle, such as an aircraft, train, or ship.
英英解释：A document that passengers may be required to fill out when entering a country, declaring items they are bringing into the country.
英英解释：An official responsible for enforcing customs regulations and inspecting goods at borders and airports.
英英解释：Personal belongings and items that passengers carry with them when traveling.
英英解释：Collective term for the suitcases, bags, and containers carried by passengers during travel.
英英解释：An electronic ticket that is stored electronically and used as proof of purchase and travel.
英英解释：A document provided to a passenger after check-in, granting them permission to board the aircraft.
英英解释：A small, folding table attached to the back of an aircraft seat for holding drinks, snacks, or personal items.
英英解释：Rapid and irregular movement of the aircraft caused by changes in air currents.
英英解释：A conveyor belt at the airport where checked baggage is delivered to passengers upon arrival.
英英解释：A mask that provides oxygen to passengers in case of a sudden drop in cabin pressure.
英英解释：A buoyant vest worn by passengers on aircraft and ships for emergency flotation in water.
英英解释：A card located in the seat pocket of an aircraft that provides instructions for emergency procedures.
英英解释：A seat that can be adjusted to a more horizontal or reclined position for greater comfort.
英英解释：A seat in its standard, upright position.
英英解释：Arriving or departing as scheduled, without delay.
英英解释：A flight that does not depart or arrive at the originally scheduled time due to a delay.
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