Unit 6 Baggage Arrangements Part B《民航服务英语口语》教学课件.pptxVIP

Oral English for Civil Aviation Service民航服务英语口语 Part B Supplementary ReadingBaggage ArrangementsUnit 6主讲教师：邓景茹 Baggage Arrangements Baggage admitted for carriage as passenger’s baggage may only contain such articles as are necessary for wear, use, comfort, or convenience, in connection with the trip. 1 Carriers have the right but not the obligation to verify, in the presence of the passenger, the contents of his baggage. In many cases the first contact of the passenger with air transportation is through his travel agent. The agent would offer his client a service by giving the following advice concerning the carriage of his baggage. — Use good quality baggage. It will not be damaged so easily and will last longer. — Always put your family name and your home address on the outside and inside of your baggage.Baggage — Also put your temporary address on the outside of your baggage, for example, the name and address of the hotel or place you are staying at, your next place of stopover. — Lock your baggage. If the locks don’t work, put a strong strap around it, to prevent it from opening up and items from being lost. — Remove all old destination tags after each flight. To help in identifying your bag from others in baggage claim areas, put tape or stickers on it that you will easily recognize. — Items of value or important documents should be carried on your person. All checked baggage must be properly packed in suitcases or similar containers in order to ensure safe carriage. Travel documents, medical certificates, etc. , as well as fragile articles, valuables such as money, jewelry, silverware, negotiable papers, securities and business documents2 may not be packed in the registered baggage, only in the hand luggage. Baggage Arrangements The baggage can be classified as follows:1. Checked baggage Checked baggage (also called registered baggage3) includes articles which are weighed and carried in the baggage or cargo compartment of