luggage
/ˈlʌɡədʒ/The bags and cases you take with you when you travel.
Example: We collected our luggage from the belt after landing.

A214 words · Elementary
Airport vocabulary for the steps of a flight, including check-in, security and the boarding gate, plus the terminal, the lounge and an e-ticket.

The bags and cases you take with you when you travel.
Example: We collected our luggage from the belt after landing.

The door at an airport where you leave the building and get on your plane.
Example: We're boarding at gate twelve in ten minutes.

The large airport building where travellers check in and wait for planes.
Example: We're at the other terminal, so we'll need the shuttle.

The place at an airport where staff check your bags for dangerous things.
Example: Take your laptop out of the bag at security.

To go to the desk at an airport or hotel and say that you have arrived.
Example: We arrived early to check in for our flight.

Sold without the usual tax, in special airport shops.
Example: He bought some perfume at the duty-free shop.

The process of getting on a plane, ship or train before it leaves.
Example: Boarding will begin thirty minutes before takeoff.

A comfortable room where people can sit and wait.
Example: We relaxed in the airport lounge before our flight.

A ticket that is stored online instead of printed on paper.
Example: I showed my e-ticket on my phone at the gate.

A spoken message that gives information to a lot of people at once.
Example: An announcement told us our flight was delayed.

A company that owns planes and carries people to different places.
Example: This airline lets you take two bags for free.

The person who flies a plane.
Example: The pilot welcomed us on board before takeoff.

The long flat strip of ground where planes take off and land.
Example: The plane waited on the runway for twenty minutes.

A straight line of seats, one behind another.
Example: We were in row fourteen, next to the window.
