Welcome to Mackenzie Airport, designed to get your journey off to the right start. Whether you’re flying first class, business class, or economy class, we aim to give you efficiency and comfort. For first-time flyers, we‘ve prepared this leaflet to help you on your way.
When you arrive at the terminal building you’ll find plenty of trolleys for your luggage. Once inside the spacious departure lounge there are over fifty check-in desks where your ticket will be checked and you’ll be given a boarding card. Your luggage will be weighed and put on a conveyour belt which takes it to the plane. Please note there is a weight limit and any excess baggage will have to be paid for. You can keep one small bag with you and take it onto the plane as hand baggage.
You should then go through a security check to make sure you are not carrying any dangerous or illegal items and passport control, where an immigration officer will look at your passport. Now you’ll find yourself in the comfort of our modern air-conditioned departure lounge. While you’re waiting for your flight to be called, why buy some cheap duty-free goods - alcoholic drinks, perfume, electrical goods, or souvenirs?
Soon you’ll hear an announcement or see departures board that your flight is boarding. It will also tell you which departure gate to go to. Here you’ll be helped by a ground steward and on the plane a flight attendant will direct you to your seat. Bon voyage!
On your return to Mackenzie Airport we try to offer the same efficient service. After you’ve passed through immigration control, your luggage will be waiting on the moving conveyor in the baggage hall. Then pass through customs where you should take either the green channel, if you have nothing to declare, or the red channel, if you have to pay import duty. Once inside the arrivals lounge, lifts and escalators will take you to all major transport services.
1. I was driving from London to Cambridgе when my car wheel fell of.
2. I broke a tooth when I was eating muesli for breakfast.
3. We were finishing lunch while I was making tea.
4. Jane was reading a fashion magazine while Peter was watching a basketball match on TV.
5. Мy dad was watching the football match when Arshavin scored a goal.
6. Tom was answering at the blackboard when the bell rang.
7. We were doing some exercises while the teacher was giving homework.
8. I was playing football when I hurt my leg.
9. Ann was reciting poem while we were listening to her.
10. We were writing a test when the headmaster came.
Welcome to Mackenzie Airport, designed to get your journey off to the right start. Whether you’re flying first class, business class, or economy class, we aim to give you efficiency and comfort. For first-time flyers, we‘ve prepared this leaflet to help you on your way.
When you arrive at the terminal building you’ll find plenty of trolleys for your luggage. Once inside the spacious departure lounge there are over fifty check-in desks where your ticket will be checked and you’ll be given a boarding card. Your luggage will be weighed and put on a conveyour belt which takes it to the plane. Please note there is a weight limit and any excess baggage will have to be paid for. You can keep one small bag with you and take it onto the plane as hand baggage.
You should then go through a security check to make sure you are not carrying any dangerous or illegal items and passport control, where an immigration officer will look at your passport. Now you’ll find yourself in the comfort of our modern air-conditioned departure lounge. While you’re waiting for your flight to be called, why buy some cheap duty-free goods - alcoholic drinks, perfume, electrical goods, or souvenirs?
Soon you’ll hear an announcement or see departures board that your flight is boarding. It will also tell you which departure gate to go to. Here you’ll be helped by a ground steward and on the plane a flight attendant will direct you to your seat. Bon voyage!
On your return to Mackenzie Airport we try to offer the same efficient service. After you’ve passed through immigration control, your luggage will be waiting on the moving conveyor in the baggage hall. Then pass through customs where you should take either the green channel, if you have nothing to declare, or the red channel, if you have to pay import duty. Once inside the arrivals lounge, lifts and escalators will take you to all major transport services.