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English for Flight Attendants

Dreaming of the job or already flying? These phrases cover the whole flight — from "welcome aboard" to landing. Practice them out loud until they're automatic: there's no time to translate in the aisle.

Key phrases

Welcome aboard!
The standard door greeting — add "Good morning" in front.
May I see your boarding pass?
“May I…” is the polite register airlines expect.
Please fasten your seatbelt.
Pairs with: "The seatbelt sign is on."
Would you like chicken or pasta?
The most famous line in aviation — "Would you like…" works for any offer.
Can I get you anything to drink?
Natural drinks offer — expect "Just water, please."
Please put your seat upright for landing.
Landing prep — pairs with "stow your tray table."
I'm sorry, we're out of chicken.
“We're out of…” — the honest way to say it's gone.
Is everything okay here?
The three-word cabin check.

Tip: The modern job title is "flight attendant" or "cabin crew" — "steward/stewardess" sounds dated. In airline interviews, say "cabin crew".

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