Airport and immigration English practice
The airport is where travel English gets real: a check-in agent asking about your bags, a security officer giving instructions, an immigration officer asking why you're here and for how long, and — on a bad day — a lost-luggage desk. Short exchanges, fast, with an official on the other side.
Airi plays each of them so you can rehearse the whole journey before you leave home. Practise answering the immigration questions calmly and briefly, asking about your gate or a delayed connection, and reporting a missing bag with the details they need. Do it once and the real airport feels routine.
A quick example with Airi
How to get the most from it
Keep immigration answers short
Purpose, duration, where you're staying. Practise saying them in one breath.
Learn the key questions
"Which gate?", "Is the flight delayed?", "Where do I collect my bag?" — drill them.
Rehearse the bad day
Lost bag, missed connection: practise explaining calmly with Airi as the agent.
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