Сorrect me

At the Airport
Monika: - I’d like to make a reservation for a ticket to Ukraine on the first of April.
Travel agent: - Are you going to travel first class or economy? Single or return?
Monika: Return, coming back to on the fifteenth of April. I prefer economy.
M: What time do we take off?
T.A.: At 14:00 p.m.
M: What’s the flying time?
T. A: Five hours.
M: How much will it cost?
T.A.: 450 euro. Would you like to pay by card or in cash?
M: I’ll pay in cash. Here are 500 euro!
T. A.: Here is your change.
Later
Clerk: Hello. Where are you flying ?
M: Hi, I’m flying to Kiev, Ukraine.
C: Can I see your ticket and your passport, please?
M: Here you are
C: Have you got any luggage?
M: Yes, I have luggage. These two bags are mine.
C: You have five kilograms excess weight. You have to pay an excess overweight
M: Ok! No problem!
C: Do you have a carry-on bag?
M: Of course, I have a purse and camera
C: Ok. Here is your boarding card. Нappy flight

Really good Natalia.

If I was at a travel agent, or calling an airline in advance of going to the airport, I would be making a reservation. At the airport, I would just be buying a ticket. My conversation might start with asking what time the next flight to Kiev departed and whether there was any seats available.

Timetables usually use the 24 hour clock so that it is not necessary to add a.m. or p.m. there is only one occurrence of 14:00 per day.

I would also expect to be asked about various 'extras', reserved seating, extra leg room, in flight meal, priority boarding etc

However this is not an essay, nor is it being 'marked'!

Den