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boarding pass
noun
- a pass that authorizes a passenger to board an aircraft and is issued after one's ticket has been purchased or collected.
Word History and Origins
Origin of boarding pass1
Example Sentences
The next morning Otto sat in my lap glaring at everyone as we cruised through the terminal, crumpling my boarding pass in his dimpled fist.
Others, in conjunction with airlines, have adopted technology that enables people to check in for a flight, check their luggage and obtain a boarding pass with almost no human contact, she said.
Those on the no-fly list will not be issued boarding passes.
Tickets will be free, but anyone who has ever denied anthropogenic climate change will be automatically denied a boarding pass.
Personal effects as small as a boarding pass or passport showed no sign of fire.
Of his last five flights, he writes, he only scored an encoded boarding pass on three.
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