Pilot's information

bound (adjective): going to or heading for
- The plane is bound for London with stops in Atlanta and New York City.

feet (noun): 12 inches or 0.3 meters
- The flight attendant was only few feet a way when I got her attention.

announce (verb): give information
- We need to wait at the gate until they announce our flight.

connecting flight (noun): when you arrive at the airport, your next plane is there to get on so you can continue your trip
- We didn't arrive in time to catch our connecting flight.

crew (noun): all of the people who work together on a ship, train, or plane
- The plane's crew were very friendly and helpful.

destination (noun): the place you are going to
- What is your final destination on this trip?

altitude (noun): height
- This plane flies at an altitude of 31,000 feet..

approach (noun, also a verb): nearing or coming to
- It started to snow very heavily as the airplane started its approach to the airport.
- The plane is approaching the airport.

Jet lag (noun), condition resulting from rapid long-distance (east–west or west–east) travel on a (typically jet) aircraft - sleep disorders.

1. aisle
2. aisle seat
3. baggage claim area
4. boarding area
5. boarding pass
6. carry-on luggage
7. cockpit
8. emergency exit
9. flight attendant
10. gate
11. lavatory
12. life jacket
13. metal detector
14. overhead compartment
15. oxygen mask
16. pilot
17. seat belt
18. security checkpoint
19. security officer
20. terminal
21. ticket counter
22. tray table
23. window seat
24. X-ray machine