Which announcement is made prior to the aircraft's surface movement?

The announcement made prior to the aircraft's surface movement is referred to as "Pretaxi." This announcement is instrumental in preparing passengers for the transition from the gate to the runway. It typically includes important information about the flight, such as the estimated time until takeoff, and reassuring passengers about the safety procedures being followed during the aircraft's movement on the ground.

While options like "Pre-takeoff," "Pre-landing," and "Pre-departure" sound similar, they refer to different stages in the flight process. "Pre-takeoff" announcements typically occur just before the aircraft departs from the runway, whereas "Pre-landing" is concerned with what happens right before the aircraft lands. "Pre-departure" announcements are made prior to leaving the gate but do not specifically address the moment the aircraft begins moving along the taxiway. "Pretaxi," however, is specifically designed to inform passengers at that critical moment when the aircraft is beginning its movement to take off, ensuring that they are well-prepared for the next steps in their journey.