How to Say ‘Boarding pass’ in Mexican Spanish
El pase
el PAH-seh
[el PAH-seh]
🇲🇽 In Mexico: At a gate, people may say [pase] for your boarding pass in context, even though elsewhere it can mean other kinds of pass or ticket. If you want to be extra clear, you can say [pase de abordar].
Phrase Breakdown
El
[el]
the
A masculine singular article.
El pase está en mi bolsillo.
The boarding pass is in my pocket.
pase
[PAH-seh]
boarding pass
The ticket or pass needed at the gate.
El pase tiene código QR.
The boarding pass has a QR code.
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