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"Good afternoon ladies and gentlemen, First Officer Claret speaking. On behalf of Captain Bloggs it is my pleasure to add our welcome to that of Joe/Joanne your cabin services manager and his/her crew, aboard Alternative flight 1234 to Rome. We're climbing through 15 thousand feet on our way to 33 thousand feet, which is 10 kilometers above sea level. Expecting mostly smooth conditions enroute, the seat belt sign has been extinguished and you are free to move about the cabin. However, it is a company requirement that whilst seated (pause), you keep your seatbelt fastened (pause), incase we encounter any unforecast turbulence.
Our route today takes us across the English channel, overhead Paris, Venice then on descent into Rome. We expect to have you disembarking at 1230 Rome time to a pleasant autumn day, a light southerly breeze, some scatered cloud and a pleasant 18 degrees. There is a one hour (don't know what it is really) time difference, the time in Rome is now 11:15.
I'll come back to you just prior to our descent into Rome with an update of the weather and arrival time, for now, please sit back, relax, and enjoy the inflight service."