Travel- Air

a passage where people walk: such as between sections of seats in a church, theater, airplane, etc.

the act of coming to or reaching a place : the act of arriving

the bags, suitcases, and personal things that a person carries when traveling

to get into or onto (an airplane, a bus, a train, etc.)

a special piece of paper that you must have in order to be allowed to get onto an airplane

a small piece of luggage that a passenger can carry onto an airplane

the section of least expensive seats on an airplane or train

the area in a boat, airplane, etc., where the pilot or driver sits

a train, bus, or airplane that you get onto after getting off another train, bus, or airplane as part of the same journey

the group of people who operate a ship, airplane, or train

the place at an airport, border, etc., where government officers collect customs on goods and look for things that people are trying to bring into a country illegally

to list and show the cost of (something bought in a different country) so that you can pay taxes on it

the act of leaving a place especially to start a journey

not taxed when taken into another country

the best or highest group of seats on an airplane or train

a person whose job is to help passengers who are traveling in an airplane

an area at an airport where passengers arrive and leave

the places you go to or plan to go to on a journey

an engine in which a very strong stream of heated air and gases shoots out from the rear of the engine and pushes the engine forward

a tired and unpleasant feeling that you sometimes get when you travel by airplane to a place that is far away

an act of returning to the ground or another surface after a flight

a room with a toilet and sink:  a bathroom on an airplane

allowing travel to a place but not back from the place

to allow too many people to buy tickets or to reserve seats, tables, rooms, etc.

a mask worn over your nose and mouth so that you can breathe oxygen from a storage tank

an official document issued by the government of a country that identifies someone as a citizen of that country and that is usually necessary when entering or leaving a country

a person who flies an airplane, helicopter, etc.

a trip to a place and back usually over the same route

a long strip of ground where airplanes take off and land

a strap on a vehicle's seat that holds a person in the seat if there is an accident

the area in a place (such as an airport) where people are checked to make sure they are not carrying weapons or other illegal materials

relating to or traveling by an airline service in which the passenger must wait for an available seat

a brief period of time when you stop at a place during a journey

the moment when an airplane, helicopter, etc., leaves the ground and begins to fly

to direct an airplane as it moves on wheels along the ground

sudden, violent movements of air or water

an official mark or stamp on a passport that allows someone to enter or leave a country usually for a particular reason

the seat that is closest to the window on a plane, train, bus, etc.