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W: Can I help you?
M: Sure. I’d like to book an airline ticket here.
W: Which airlines do you prefer?
M: I don’t have any particular airlines in mind. Any one safe, reliable and reasonable is O. K. with me.
W: Where is your destination?
M: London.
W: From here?
M: Yes, from Norfolk International to London Heathrow Airport.
W: When would you like to leave?
M: Friday, the coming Friday.
W: There’re dozen flights to London. Which do you prefer, morning, afternoon or night flight?
M: Is there any difference in price?
W: Yes. Generally speaking, the night flight is cheaper. Are you taking single or return?
M: Return. I’ll be back Monday evening.
W: And economy class?
M: Yes.
W: You’ll have our weekend bargain price. It’s ＄480.
M: That’s acceptable. Which airlines?
W: The US Air and the British Airways.
M: You mean I’ll have to change.
W: Yes, at Dullas Airport, Washington D. C.
M: What time?
W: You leave Norfolk International at 9:55 p. m and Dullas at 11:50 p. m.
M: How long does the trip take?
W: About 5 hours. You’ll be there in the morning.
M: That’s O. K with me.
W: Can I have your name please?
M: John Smith.
W: John Smith. Shall I write your tickets now?
M: Wait a minute. How much luggage can I take onto the plane? I’ve got some documents and have to take good care of them.
W: It’s 5 kilos. You may just take your documents with you and leave the other luggage to the airlines.
M: That’s a good idea.
W: You’ll return from Heathrow at 6 p.m. Monday and arrive at Dullas 7 p.m. Is that all right?
M: That’s perfect. Please make my tickets O. K.
W: Sure. You don’t have to have your return ticket confirmed.
M: Do you accept the credit card?
W: Yes. Please sign your name here. Thank you. Here you are, credit card, tickets and receipt.
M: I appreciate it.
W: You’re welcome.