Inglés para tripulación de cabina y turismo internacional

“Ladies and gentlemen, welcome aboard flight [number] to [destination].”

Welcome announcement

“Please ensure your seatbelt is fastened, tray table is stowed, and seat is in the upright position.”

Pre-takeoff

“In the unlikely event of an emergency, oxygen masks will drop from the panel above you.”

Safety demo — oxígeno

“Your nearest exit may be behind you. Take a moment to locate it.”

Safety demo — salidas

“We are experiencing some turbulence. Please return to your seats and fasten your seatbelts.”

Turbulencia

“Please remain seated with your seatbelt fastened until the captain has turned off the seatbelt sign.”

Aterrizaje

“Good evening, sir/ma'am. May I offer you something to drink?”

Servicio bebidas

“Would you prefer chicken or pasta?”

Servicio comida

“I'm sorry, sir, but we've run out of [item]. May I offer you [alternative]?”

Manejo escasez

“Of course, I'll be right back with that.”

Tomar pedido

“I completely understand your concern. Let me see what I can do.”

Pasajero molesto

“Is there anything else I can do to make your flight more comfortable?”

Servicio premium

“Is there a doctor or medical professional on board?”

Emergencia médica

“Please remain calm. We have a medical situation that we are handling.”

Calma cabina

“Brace! Brace! Heads down, stay down!”

Crash position (entrenamiento crítico)

“Evacuate, evacuate! Leave everything behind! Move to the nearest exit!”

Evacuación

“Welcome to Antigua, Guatemala. We hope you'll enjoy our colonial city.”

Bienvenida turística

“On your right, you can see the ruins of the San Francisco church, built in 1579 and damaged by the 1773 earthquake.”

Explicación histórica

“Feel free to take photos, but please don't touch the artifacts.”

Reglas museo

“Tipping in Guatemala is customary — usually 10% in restaurants. Cash is preferred.”

Cultural tip

“If you have any dietary restrictions, please let me know and I'll recommend a suitable restaurant.”

Atención premium