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ticket agent

American  

noun

  1. a person who sells tickets, as for theater seats, train accommodations, etc.


Etymology

Origin of ticket agent

An Americanism dating back to 1860–65

Example Sentences

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Karen Villano, a ticket agent for a major airline, says the minimum clearance is 2 feet.

From Seattle Times

When I showed up on crutches for my flight from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia, Argentina, a ticket agent asked me for a “fit to fly” note from my doctor.

From Washington Post

The two were targeted by the European Commission in November 2018 on concerns that their contract terms could prevent airlines and travel agents from changing to rival ticket agents.

From Reuters

What would happen if the ticket agent waves you onto the plane, anyway?

From Washington Post

Some passengers were annoyed they had to have another test after a negative result in their PCR swab, grumbling to ticket agents about a wait that took a bit longer than the promised 15 minutes.

From Reuters