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Airport vocabulary in English

Learn the English words you need at the airport: check-in, security, gate, boarding, delays and arrivals.

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Terms in this deck

suitcase
a case used to carry clothes when traveling
flight
a trip in a plane
luggage
bags and suitcases you carry while traveling
departures
the part of an airport, or the screen, for flights that are leaving
passport
an official document needed to travel to another country
arrivals
the part of an airport where people get off their flights
boarding pass
a ticket that lets you get on an airplane
delayed
happening later than planned
gate
the area at an airport where you board a plane
canceled
not going to happen as planned
terminal
a building at an airport or bus station where travelers wait
passenger
a person who travels in a vehicle but is not driving it
baggage claim
the area at an airport where you pick up your luggage
window seat
a seat next to the window on a plane, bus or train
security checkpoint
the place at an airport where your bags and body are checked
aisle seat
a seat next to the aisle on a plane, bus or train
carry-on
a small bag you bring with you on an airplane
round trip
a trip to a place and back again
visa
an official document that lets you enter another country
one-way ticket
a ticket to go to a place but not to come back
customs
the place at a border where officials check travelers and their bags
connecting flight
a second flight you take to get to your final destination
layover
a stop between two flights on a trip
immigration
the place at an airport where officers check your passport when you enter a country
duty-free
sold without taxes, usually at an airport
seat belt
a belt that keeps you in your seat in a car or plane
check-in counter
the desk where you show your ticket and leave your bags before a flight
runway
the long road where planes take off and land
to board
to get on a plane, ship or train
to land
to come down onto the ground at the end of a flight