Travel Vocabulary • 500 Terms
500 Essential Travel Vocabulary Terms
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Showing 121–140 of 500 matching Travel vocabulary words (500 total).
#121
Noun
turbulence
Example sentences
- The seat belt sign came on because of turbulence.
- The flight had a little turbulence over the mountains.
- Try to stay calm during turbulence.
#122
Noun
seat belt
Example sentences
- Fasten your seat belt whenever the sign is on.
- My seat belt was under the blanket.
- The flight attendant checked each seat belt before landing.
#123
Noun
overhead compartment
Example sentences
- I placed my small suitcase in the overhead compartment.
- The overhead compartment above my seat was full.
- Be careful when opening the overhead compartment.
#124
Noun
in-flight entertainment
Example sentences
- The in-flight entertainment included films and games.
- My screen for the in-flight entertainment did not work.
- Headphones were provided for the in-flight entertainment.
#125
Noun
in-flight meal
Example sentences
- The in-flight meal included rice, chicken, and fruit.
- I requested a vegetarian in-flight meal.
- The crew served the in-flight meal two hours after takeoff.
#126
Noun
direct flight
Example sentences
- We booked a direct flight to avoid changing planes.
- A direct flight may stop but keeps the same flight number.
- The direct flight was more convenient for our family.
#127
Noun
nonstop flight
Example sentences
- A nonstop flight goes to the destination without stopping.
- We found a nonstop flight from Dubai to London.
- The nonstop flight saved us several hours.
#128
Noun
connecting flight
Example sentences
- Our connecting flight leaves from another terminal.
- We missed the connecting flight because the first plane was late.
- Allow enough time between flights when booking a connecting flight.
#129
Noun
connection
Example sentences
- We have a two-hour connection in Doha.
- The short connection made us nervous.
- The airline helped us after we missed our connection.
#130
Noun
layover
Example sentences
- We had a six-hour layover at the airport.
- During the layover, we ate and rested.
- A long layover can make the journey tiring.
#131
Noun
stopover
Example sentences
- We planned a two-day stopover in Istanbul.
- The airline allowed one free stopover.
- A stopover gave us time to explore another city.
#132
Noun
transit
Example sentences
- Passengers in transit should follow the purple signs.
- We stayed in the transit area between flights.
- A transit visa may be required in some countries.
#133
Noun
transfer
Example sentences
- The transfer between terminals took twenty minutes.
- Our luggage was moved automatically during the transfer.
- A staff member guided us through the transfer.
#134
Noun
domestic flight
Example sentences
- A domestic flight travels within one country.
- We took a domestic flight from Sana'a to Aden.
- You may need less check-in time for a domestic flight.
#135
Noun
international flight
Example sentences
- Arrive early for an international flight.
- Our international flight required passport control.
- The international flight lasted eight hours.
#136
Noun
long-haul flight
Example sentences
- Wear comfortable clothes on a long-haul flight.
- I walked around the cabin during the long-haul flight.
- A long-haul flight can cross several time zones.
#137
Noun
short-haul flight
Example sentences
- The short-haul flight lasted only one hour.
- No full meal was served on the short-haul flight.
- We used a smaller aircraft for the short-haul flight.
#138
Noun
economy class
Example sentences
- We traveled in economy class to save money.
- Economy class seats were simple but comfortable.
- Meals were included in the economy class ticket.
#139
Noun
premium economy
Example sentences
- Premium economy offered more legroom.
- She paid extra for a premium economy seat.
- The premium economy cabin was quieter than economy class.
#140
Noun
business class
Example sentences
- Business class passengers boarded early.
- He used points to book business class.
- The business class seat turned into a flat bed.
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