CEFR A2 • Travel English
Airport Check-In ESL Listening Dialogue
A realistic conversation between a passenger and an airline ground agent. Graded at CEFR A2 level to practice flight terminology, baggage verification, and gate boarding times.
Dialogue Script (2 Speakers)
s1: Good morning. I'd like to check in for my flight to London, please.
s2: Good morning! Can I see your passport and your booking confirmation?
s1: Of course. Here you are.
s2: Thank you. Did you pack your bags yourself?
s1: Yes, I did.
s2: Are you carrying any liquids or electronics over ten thousand milliwatts?
s1: No, nothing like that.
s2: Perfect. Do you have any checked luggage?
s1: Just one suitcase, yes.
s2: Lovely. Your seat is 14B, a window seat. Your flight boards at gate 22 at nine forty-five. That's in about an hour.
s1: Great, thank you. Is there a lounge near gate 22?
s2: There is one on the left after security. Have a wonderful flight!
s1: Thank you very much. Goodbye!
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Key Vocabulary & Collocations
check in (phrasal verb)
To register at an airport counter before boarding a flight.
booking confirmation (noun)
Official document or email showing your flight reservation.
checked luggage (noun)
Heavy bags transported in the aircraft cargo hold, not carry-on.
board (verb)
To get on an airplane or ship to start the journey.
Comprehension Check Questions
- What destination is the passenger traveling to?
- What seat number and gate is assigned to the passenger?
- Where is the airport lounge located according to the agent?
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