How to Say ‘Check-in procedures’ in Simplified Chinese
登机手续
dēng jī shǒu xù
[dung jee show shyoo]
💬 Usage Tip: [手续] means procedures or formalities, and [登机手续] is the fixed phrase for airline check-in. You can reuse the pattern in [办登机手续] and [办入住手续] (check in at a hotel).
Phrase Breakdown
登机
dēng jī
[dung jee]
to board; boarding
Refers to getting on the plane; used in airport expressions like check-in and boarding.
我们先登机，再找座位。
We board first, then find our seats.
手续
shǒu xù
[show shyoo]
procedure; formalities
Refers to official steps or formal processes, such as airport check-in procedures.
登机手续很简单。
The boarding procedures are very simple.
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