[originaltext]M: Let’s just go over the arrangements for my trip to Bombay.W:

M: Let’s just go over the arrangements for my trip to Bombay.
W: Sure, here’s your schedule. You’re flying at 9:55 on Monday evening. That’s British Airways flight 139. Er, you have to check in two hours before, so I’ve arranged for a car to pick you up from the office at 6: 30.
M: Good. What time does the flight arrive in Bombay?
W: It gets into Bombay at 11: 15. That’s local time, of course. Er, I’ve booked you a room at the Oberoi. They’re going to send a car to pick you up.
M: Fine. Now when am I seeing Mr. Shah?
W: Tuesday afternoon at two. By the way, Mr. Majundar is coming to the meeting as well.
M: That’s good news; we won’t have to arrange a separate meeting.  And has the tour of the new factory in Bombay and the meeting with the directors been arranged for Wednesday?
W: Yes, they’ll pick you up in the morning at 9, and plan to show you the factory, take you to lunch, and return you to the hotel at about 5 p. m.
M: Good. Now, has my visa arrived’?
W: Yes. The embassy has sent it off and we have received it this morning.
M: And when am I flying back?
W: I’m afraid the earliest flight I could get is on Thursday at 1:15 a.m. That’s British Airways again, flight 138. It gets you back into London at 6:25 Thursday morning. You’ve got Thursday in London for the Sales Meeting, but not until 3 p. m. , then Friday morning you’re leaving for New York.
M: Thanks. And could you order some travelers’ cheques?
W:  Sure I’ll phone the bank.