Airplane vocabulary In-Flight Terms Once you're on the plane, a new set of vocabulary comes into play. These in-flight terms will help you understand the announcements and services on board. Cabin Crew: the staff on the airplane; they assist with your needs. Turbulence: sudden, unexpected movement of the aircraft; it's a normal part of flying. Overhead Bin: a storage area above the seats; for carry-on bags. In-Flight Service: meals, drinks, and entertainment offered; varies by airline and ticket class. Emergency Exit: doors used in an emergency; passengers near these may be asked to assist. Seat Belt: a safety device you must wear during take-off, landing, and turbulence; follow crew instructions. Landing Gear: the wheels of the plane; used during take-off and landing. Aisle Seat: a seat next to the walkway in the plane; allows easy movement but can be bumped by passing carts. Window Seat: a seat next to the window; offers a view outside but less mobility. Cockpit: where the pilots control the plane; off-limits to passengers. Legroom: the space for your legs under the seat in front; varies by airline and seat class. In-Flight Magazine: a magazine provided by the airline; contains travel articles and information Courtesy - pintrest