How to Say ‘To check in (for a flight)’ in Simplified Chinese
办登机
bàn dēng jī
[bàn dēngjī]
💬 Usage Tip: 办 (bàn) "to handle, to do" is the go-to verb for sorting out official tasks: 办登机 for check-in, 办签证 "apply for a visa", 办手续 "do the paperwork".
Phrase Breakdown
办
bàn
[bàn]
to handle; to do (a procedure)
Verb meaning to take care of paperwork or formalities.
我要去银行办手续。
I need to go to the bank to handle the paperwork.
登机
dēng jī
[dēngjī]
to board a plane; check-in (boarding)
Verb for getting on an airplane; with 办 it means checking in for a flight.
我们三点登机。
We board at three o'clock.
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