Language Labs → English Professional & Specialist → Aviation
Cabin Crew & Captain Dialogues
Build practical English vocabulary for cabin crew & captain dialogues, then use it in short crew and operational conversations. This lesson focuses on communication and terminology rather than airline-specific procedures.
Helpful tip: Learn the term together with the phase of flight or workplace situation where you would hear it.
Essential terminology
cabin crew
captain
flight deck / cockpit
interphone
cabin secure
boarding complete
turbulence
recurrent training
Useful sentences
The crew briefing starts before boarding begins.
Please confirm when the cabin is secure.
Boarding is almost complete; one passenger still needs assistance.
We need to coordinate with the ground crew before departure.
The captain has advised that we may experience turbulence.
Crew dialogue
Cabin crew: Cabin secure. Boarding is complete.
Captain: Thank you. Please advise if anything changes before departure.
Cabin crew: Understood. We will keep the flight deck updated.
Aviation training note: This page teaches language and terminology only. Safety duties, emergency actions, commands and operator procedures must be learned and performed through approved training, manuals and company procedures.
Your turn
Choose five terms. Use them in a short briefing, boarding, cabin, cockpit or ground-handling scenario, then repeat the scenario with one detail changed.
Ready for another?
English Aviation collection → · Professional collection →
Nice work. Aviation vocabulary becomes easier when you connect each term to a real phase of a flight.