✈ Landing & Layover 5.4
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Quick Review

Complete the NITS acronym.

N
Nature: ____
I
Intentions: ____
T
Time: ____
S
Special: ____
Nature of the emergency
Intentions of the captain
Time available
Special instructions

Preparations for Landing

Check each item to secure the cabin.

Seat belts fastened

Seat backs upright

Tray tables stowed

Window shades open

Bags stowed

Lavatories empty and locked

Galley secured

✅ CABIN SECURE

Checking the Cabin

Find the 6 errors in this cabin before landing.

0 / 6 errors found

Passenger Issues

Choose the correct phrase.

1. A baby is on a lap without an infant seat belt.
2. A passenger has a laptop on the tray table during landing.

Layover Vocabulary

Key terms for your rest period.

Layover

A short stay between flights.

Crew Transport

The van/bus that takes you to the hotel.

Per Diem

Daily allowance for meals/expenses.

Pick-up Time

The time the transport returns for you.

Rest

Mandatory sleep time to avoid fatigue.

Video 5.4

Checking into a hotel.

Hotel

Hotel Codes

Click to reveal the meaning.

SGLB

Single Room with Bath

SGLS

Single Room with Shower

DBLB

Double Room with Bath (1 bed)

TWNB

Twin Room with Bath (2 beds)

TRPB

Triple Room with Bath

SUIT

Suite

Book the Rooms

Select a crew member, then the correct room code.

Captain

Wants a single room with a bath.

Purser & FO

Want to share a twin room with bath.

Inflight Manager

Wants the best room available.

Flight Attendant

Prefers a shower instead of a bath.

TWNB

Twin + Bath

SUIT

Suite

SGLS

Single + Shower

SGLB

Single + Bath

A Flight Attendant's Life

Read the text and answer True or False.

A typical layover lasts between 12 and 24 hours. It is crucial to rest, drink water, and avoid alcohol to combat jet lag. Always set an alarm for your pick-up time. If you explore the city, keep your crew ID with you and stay aware of your surroundings. Remember to check the hotel menu for crew discounts!
1. Layovers can last 12-24 hours.
2. You should drink alcohol to sleep better.
3. Set an alarm for your pick-up time.
4. Keep your crew ID with you.
5. Hotels never offer crew discounts.

Check-in Problem

Complete the dialogue and record it.

Receptionist: Good evening. How can I help you?
You: Hi, I'm checking in but there is a problem in my room. There is no ____.
Receptionist: I am very sorry. I will call ____ immediately.
You: Thank you. If it cannot be fixed, could I please have ____?
hot water
maintenance
another room
00:00

Tap to record your response

Unit 5 Mini-Test

Final test for Unit 5.

1. What is the first letter of NITS?
2. When should window shades be open?
3. What does SGLB mean?
4. What is "per diem"?
5. What should you do before landing?
6. What does ABP stand for?
7. Which code is for a twin room with bath?
8. How do you say "sujétalo" in a safety demo?
Score: 0 / 8

Unit 5.4 | Exit reflection

Apply what you learned

What would you verify or communicate before leaving the aircraft and during a layover? Use the checklist or phrases from this unit.

Hotel y oficinas junto al aeropuerto de Stansted.
Fotografia: Stansted Airport hotel and offices - geograph.org.uk - 7467099.jpg, de John Lucas. Fuente: Wikimedia Commons ? licencia: CC BY-SA 2.0.
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