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42 Spanish Phrases for On-Board Flight Communication

42 Spanish phrases for communicating on board a flight: seats, overhead bins, cabin rules, food, drinks, comfort, announcements, and connections.

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Seat and Boarding

  • 01

    Mi asiento es este.

    My seat is this one.

  • 02

    Estoy en la fila doce.

    I am in row twelve.

  • 03

    ¿Es este el pasillo correcto?

    Is this the right aisle?

  • 04

    Alguien ocupa mi asiento.

    Someone is in my seat.

  • 05

    ¿Puedo pasar?

    Can I get through?

  • 06

    ¿Podemos cambiar de asiento?

    Can we switch seats?

  • 07

    Necesito un extensor.

    I need an extender.

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Overhead Bin

  • 08

    ¿Hay espacio arriba?

    Is there space overhead?

  • 09

    Mi maleta no cabe.

    My suitcase does not fit.

  • 10

    ¿Puede ayudarme con la bolsa?

    Can you help me with the bag?

  • 11

    Ponga el abrigo encima.

    Put the coat on top.

  • 12

    Mi equipaje quedó atrás.

    My luggage ended up behind me.

  • 13

    Cierre el compartimento, por favor.

    Close the bin, please.

  • 14

    Tengo algo frágil.

    I have something fragile.

Cabin Rules

  • 15

    ¿Puedo usar el portátil?

    Can I use the laptop?

  • 16

    ¿Cuándo puedo reclinarme?

    When can I recline?

  • 17

    La mesa no cierra.

    The tray table does not close.

  • 18

    La pantalla no responde.

    The screen does not respond.

  • 19

    El cinturón no ajusta.

    The seat belt does not adjust.

  • 20

    ¿Debo apagar el teléfono?

    Should I turn off the phone?

  • 21

    La luz no funciona.

    The light does not work.

Food and Drinks

  • 22

    ¿Servirán comida pronto?

    Will they serve food soon?

  • 23

    Pedí comida vegetariana.

    I ordered a vegetarian meal.

  • 24

    ¿Tiene opción sin gluten?

    Do you have a gluten-free option?

  • 25

    ¿Contiene frutos secos?

    Does it contain nuts?

  • 26

    Agua sin gas, por favor.

    Still water, please.

  • 27

    Café con leche, por favor.

    Coffee with milk, please.

  • 28

    Se derramó mi vaso.

    My glass spilled.

Comfort and Assistance

  • 29

    Tengo frío.

    I am cold.

  • 30

    Necesito una manta.

    I need a blanket.

  • 31

    Me mareo en vuelos.

    I get airsick on flights.

  • 32

    ¿Tiene una bolsa?

    Do you have a bag?

  • 33

    Necesito mis medicamentos.

    I need my medication.

  • 34

    Mi hijo tiene miedo.

    My child is scared.

  • 35

    ¿Puede avisarme luego?

    Can you tell me later?

Announcements and Connections

  • 36

    No entendí el anuncio.

    I did not understand the announcement.

  • 37

    ¿Cuánto falta para aterrizar?

    How long until landing?

  • 38

    ¿A qué puerta llegamos?

    Which gate do we arrive at?

  • 39

    Tengo una conexión corta.

    I have a short connection.

  • 40

    ¿Mi conexión sigue a tiempo?

    Is my connection still on time?

  • 41

    Perdí mi pasaporte.

    I lost my passport.

  • 42

    Dejé mi teléfono aquí.

    I left my phone here.

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