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French Phrases for Flight Attendants working during COVID-19

We've all had to adapt to COVID-19. This includes the French that flight attendants use inflight. Learn essential flight attendant French phrases for working during the pandemic. Don't forget to like, subscribe, and share. Stay safe.

 

Module 5 of Canadian French for Flight Attendants is now available! Save big! Learn the French for:

-Announcements for de-icing delays

-Announcements for lightning alerts, security breaches

-Delays caused by crew rest and emergency equipment

-Dealing with weight and balance issues

-Dealing with uncooperative passengers

-Announcements for missed approaches/rejected take offs

-Wifi/entertainment system issues

-More delay situations and customer service issues

-Full briefing of a generic emergency exit

-Full briefing for a passenger with a lap-held infant

-Familiarize yourself with Acadian and European French accents

-And much, much more!


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Direct passengers to their seats in French

Hi everyone. Written blog posts of Flight Attendant French Phrases will take a break. In the meantime, be sure to continue learning Flight Attendant French Phrases on our YouTube channel. Below, learn to direct passengers to their seats and at the same time, learn the French alphabet as well as French numbers up to 69. Be sure to like, share, and subscribe. We would appreciate it so much.


Flight Attendant Souvenirs will continue as well, in conjunction with our Instagram and Facebook pages. Be sure to follow us there as well.


Have a great day. Bonne journée.

 

Module 5 of Canadian French for Flight Attendants is now available! Save big! Learn the French for:

-Announcements for de-icing delays

-Announcements for lightning alerts, security breaches

-Delays caused by crew rest and emergency equipment

-Dealing with weight and balance issues

-Dealing with uncooperative passengers

-Announcements for missed approaches/rejected take offs

-Wifi/entertainment system issues

-More delay situations and customer service issues

-Full briefing of a generic emergency exit

-Full briefing for a passenger with a lap-held infant

-Familiarize yourself with Acadian and European French accents

-And much, much more!


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To restart the service

English: To restart the service

French: Recommencer le service


After pausing the service because of turbulence, it’s nice to announce to passengers that you’ve suspended the service because of the turbulence. It’s also good to announce to them that you’ll restart the service after the turbulence has passed.

On shorter flights, or if you’ve had to suspend a service that’s scheduled shortly before you start descent, you may not have time to restart the service before landing.


Commencer=To start, to commence

Recommencer=To restart

Le service (m)=The service

 

Module 5 of Canadian French for Flight Attendants is now available! Save huge! Learn the French for:

-Announcements for de-icing delays

-Announcements for lightning alerts, security breaches

-Delays caused by crew rest and emergency equipment

-Dealing with weight and balance issues

-Dealing with uncooperative passengers

-Announcements for missed approaches/rejected take offs

-Wifi/entertainment system issues

-More delay situations and customer service issues

-Full briefing of a generic emergency exit

-Full briefing for a passenger with a lap-held infant

-Familiarize yourself with Acadian and European French accents

-And much, much more!


 

Flight Attendant Souvenirs. Souvenirs d’un agent de bord. United Arab Emirates, February 2020. Émirats Arabes Unis, février 2020. Finishing off my UAE trip, I flew back from the Abu Dhabi airport (AUH). Airline employees will know the trials and tribulations of standby travel, but this time, I lucked out. I stood by for Business Class on Etihad Airways and got it. The food, wine, and amenities were all great but for a flight that’s almost 14 hours long, it’s just so nice to have the extra space. When flying for leisure, I usually try to stay awake for the entire flight when flying from back from Europe or the Middle East, but this time, I couldn’t resist taking a nap on the lie-flat bed.


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