Voices
Every speech pack line is written in a language and read by that language's flight attendant voice. The Voices page sets that voice, once, for every pack.
Backoffice path: Flight Attendants → Voices (backoffice/voices)
The list
Each row is a language ElevenLabs speaks. In use shows the languages with a voice or with lines; All languages shows all of them.
| Column | Meaning |
|---|---|
| Voice | The ElevenLabs voice. Play the button next to it for a short welcome in that language |
| Speed | How fast it speaks, 0.70× to 1.20× |
| Stability | Variable sounds more expressive, Stable more even |
| Used in | How many lines and packs it reads. A language with lines but no voice is flagged: its lines are skipped |
Choose voice lists your ElevenLabs voices, filtered by name and gender; play a voice's preview before picking it. Picking a voice for a language that has none sets the language up with its own greetings and digit words, which you can correct under Greetings & digits. Remove voice leaves the language's lines silent until another voice is chosen.
The adjustments button opens the advanced settings: the ElevenLabs model, similarity, style and speaker boost. New voices use Eleven v4; Eleven v4 Turbo, Multilingual v2 and Flash v2.5 are also available. Changing the model applies to lines generated from then on — lines already generated keep their audio.
Changing a language's voice or its settings generates its lines again the next time they play.
Greetings and digits
{salute} and {flight_number} are spoken with each language's own greeting for the time of day and words for the digits. Edit them under Greetings & digits (Speech Languages).