Unit 3.3 | Exit reflection
Apply what you learned
Write a short PA announcement for an unexpected delay. Include a confirmed update, the next step, and reassurance.

Write at least 20 characters. Your response stays in this LMS package.
Which announcement sounds safer and more professional?
How to deliver a professional announcement.
Hold the microphone close to your mouth to avoid distortion.
Pace your speech. Passengers need time to process information.
A short pause adds clarity and emphasizes key points.
A smile can be heard. It makes the tone warm and welcoming.
Emphasize important words like "Safety", "Fasten", "Emergency".
Click an announcement to see the script and listen.
Complete the script with the flight data.
Put the 6 instructions in the correct order.
Click on the words that should be stressed.
Tip: Stress the action words and safety items.
Click to hear standard interphone phrases.
“Cabin secure”
“Boarding completed, 148 POB”
“Captain, we have a medical situation in row 12”
“Ten minutes to landing”
“Entry request with access code”
Listen and choose the correct Purser response.
Watch the procedure for calling the flight deck.
Create a welcome announcement for your own flight.
Tap to start recording (Max 60s)
8 questions from topics 3.1 to 3.3.
1. What does POB mean?
2. When is the "sterile flight deck" active?
3. What do you check if a galley item stops working?
4. What does "INOP" mean?
5. Who says "Cabin crew, take your seats for landing"?
6. When do you disarm the doors?
7. What is the purpose of the PA announcement?
8. What does "ETA" mean?
Unit 3.3 | Exit reflection
Write a short PA announcement for an unexpected delay. Include a confirmed update, the next step, and reassurance.

Write at least 20 characters. Your response stays in this LMS package.