Describing a Flight

On time. A tiempo. "A tiempo" is Spanish for "on time."

On board. Abordo. "Abordo" is the Spanish word for "on board," often used to refer to being on a ship, plane, or another vehicle.

To land. Aterrizar. In Spanish, "aterrizar" means to bring an aircraft down to the ground.

Going to. Con destino a. "Con destino a" means "bound for" or "headed to" in Spanish.

To take off. Despegar. Despegar means to lift off the ground, like a plane starting its flight.

Seat. El asiento. El asiento is the Spanish word for "seat," referring to a place to sit.

Flight attendant. El asistente de vuelo. In Spanish, "el asistente de vuelo" means the person who helps passengers on an airplane.

Landing. El aterrizaje. El aterrizaje es el acto de un avin o una nave tocando tierra.

Seatbelt. El cinturn de seguridad. El cinturn de seguridad is the Spanish term for a device used in vehicles to keep passengers safe during accidents.

Overhead bin. El compartimiento superior. It is the space above airplane seats used for storing luggage.

Takeoff. El despegue. "El despegue" is the Spanish term for the moment when an aircraft leaves the ground and begins to fly.

Isle. El pasillo. "El pasillo" in Spanish means "the aisle," which refers to a passage or corridor in a building or vehicle.

Service. El servicio. In Spanish, "el servicio" refers to the act of helping or doing work for someone.

International. Internacional. "Internacional" is the Spanish word for "international," meaning something that involves multiple countries.

Oxygen mask. La mscara de oxgeno. It's a device used to provide oxygen to help with breathing.

Runway. La pista. In Spanish, "la pista" means "runway," which is a path or track for planes to take off and land.

No smoking sign. La seal de no fumar. It is a warning sign indicating that smoking is not allowed in a certain area.

Window plane. La ventanilla. In Spanish, "la ventanilla" refers to the small window on an airplane.

Arriving from. Procedente de. "Procedente de" is a Spanish phrase used to indicate the origin or starting point of someone's journey or something's source.

Afternoon. Tarde. "Tarde" is the Spanish word for the time of day between noon and evening.

a delay. un retraso. "Un retraso" means a delay or postponement in Spanish, often referring to something happening later than planned.