Airport departures презентация

ENTRANCE CONTROL
Entrance control-the first thing that awaits you at the airport, even if you are not going to fly and came to spend friends. It's simple: put the bags on the tape x-ray scanner and pass through the metal detector. This control is the mildest, and some airports — for example, in Edinburgh — do not have it at all.

DEPARTURES
(Departures) - this is a large electronic Board, which lists all the next departing flights. You'll see it as soon as you get to the airport. Come closer and look for your flight number (Flight). It is written in the ticket and looks like this: SU 272.

CHECK-IN
Check-in consists of two parts:
1) the airline checks your documents, makes sure that you have a ticket, and gives you a boarding pass, which says a specific place on Board the aircraft;
2) you drop off your baggage and get a baggage tag in return. The Luggage will be flown by the same plane as you.
There are three ways to check in: at the airport at the check-in Desk, online in advance, or at the airport at the self-service check-in kiosk.

PASSPORT CONTROL
Passport control is the place where you cross the border of the country. Part of the racks on the passport control-only for residents of the country, they are written: "for Russian citizens" (For Russian citizens). The rest are open to all (all passports, All passports, All nationalities).
Passport control itself takes a couple of minutes. Come to the counter one by one, and the children — together with the parent, and stretch the border guard passport and boarding pass. Most likely, he will immediately give everything to you with the seal in the passport about leaving the country. Check that the print is visible and the date is read.

SECURITY
(Security check) - this control as at the entrance to the airport, only after registration and stricter. You will pass through the frame of the metal detector, and hand Luggage will pass through the x-ray scanner. Small things from his pockets to put next to the frame, or skip through the scanner. On domestic flights, you may still be asked to show documents.