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UNIT 2

PASSENGER CONTROL

3. airlines

4. their baggage

5. the entrance

6. the passenger flow

7. taxes

8. restrictions

9. tourist agencies

10."Nothing to declare"

11 .the baggage delivery area

12.the increasing number of passengers

13.interested bodies

14.quantity

15."Goods to declare"

16.the description

17.prohibitions

1. The dual-channel system enables Customs authorities to improve ( a) and to deal with (b).

2. Sometimes the circumstances require full control of all ( a ) and ( b ).

3. The green channel is for passengers with goods that are not subject to import ( a ) or (b).

4. Passengers must be informed about ( a ) and ( b ) of goods they may have with them when using the green channel.

5. Leaflets may be distributed through ( a), ( b) and other ( с ).

6. The distance between ( a ) and ( b ) to the channel shall be sufficient to allow passengers to decide which channel to choose.

7. The basic distinctive marking of each channel shall be ( a) or ( b ).

8. There must be a list of goods which can be admitted free of import ( a ) and ( b ).

9. Exercise 8. Match left and right.

1. Passengers can use the green channel

2. Each channel shall be clearly marked

3. Special leaflets shall be available to the public

4. Passengers going through the green channel shall not be subject to any Customs formalities

5. The channels shall be located beyond the baggage delivery area

10. a) so that passengers are informed about the functioning of the system.

11. b)so that passengers have all their baggage with them.

3. unless the circumstances require full control of all passengers and their baggage.

4. unless they have something to declare.

12. e) so that passengers have time to decide which channel to choose. %

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