a means of transportation that is used by a passenger after getting off a previous one to continue their journey
the process or act of controlling and directing the aircrafts during their flight which happens in the control tower using radio
luggage that weighs more than the amount each passenger is allowed on a flight without paying extra money
the tallest building at an airport from which aircraft's movements are controlled
to choose the direction of and guide a vehicle, ship, etc., especially by using a map
the confusion and tiredness one can experience after a long flight, particularly when rapidly traveling across multiple time zones
a card that a passenger on a ship or airplane fills in with their personal information and then gives to officials upon arrival
a ticket or card that passengers must show to be allowed on a ship or plane
ボーディングパス,搭乗券
the area at an airport where passengers can collect their cases, bags, etc. after they land
a ticket with which a passenger can continue their journey on another means of transportation
goods carried by aircraft, trains, trucks, or ships; the transportation of goods using this method
a sign that provides information such as the distance to a certain place or its direction, usually found at the side of a road
a system or device in a ship or aircraft that can keep it on a preset course
自動操縦装置,オートパイロット