How to Say ‘boarding pass’ in Mexican Spanish
pase de abordar
PAH-seh deh ah-bor-DAR
[PAH-seh deh ah-bor-DAR]
💬 Usage Tip: At Mexican airports, you'll also hear [pase de abordar] called [pase de abordar] or [boarding pass], but [abordar] is the verb behind it: [abordar el avión] = board the plane. The same pattern shows up in [hora de abordar].
Phrase Breakdown
pase
[PAH-seh]
pass
In this phrase, it refers to a pass or boarding pass used to enter the plane.
Muéstrame tu pase de abordar en la puerta.
Show me your boarding pass at the gate.
de
[deh]
of
A linking word meaning 'of' or 'for' in Spanish phrases.
El pase de abordar está en mi mochila.
The boarding pass is in my backpack.
abordar
[ah-bor-DAR]
to board
To get onto the airplane before the flight departs.
Es hora de abordar el avión.
It’s time to board the plane.
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