English: To arrive on time
French: Arriver à l’heure
It’s always good to let passengers know that your flight is on time.
“Heure” (f) means “time” or “hour” or “o’clock” depending on the context.
Avez-vous l’heure?=Do you have the time?
Quelle heure est-il?=What time is it?
Il est huit heures=It is eight o’clock
Le temps de vol est de huit heures=The flight time is eight hours
À l’heure=On time
Arriver à l’heure=To arrive on time
Partir à l’heure=To depart on time
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. Dance show!
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