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How to Say ‘check-in desk’ in Spain Spanish

mostrador de facturación

moh-strah-DOR deh fak-too-rah-see-ON

[moh-strah-DOR deh fak-too-rah-see-ON]

🇪🇸 In Spain: In Spain, the airline desk is commonly called [mostrador de facturación], especially in airports. You may also see [check-in] on signs, but this Spanish phrase is completely normal.

Phrase Breakdown

mostrador

[moh-strah-DOR]

counter

A service desk or counter; here it is the airline check-in counter.

Example

El mostrador de facturación abre a las seis.

The check-in counter opens at six.

de

[deh]

of

A common preposition meaning of or from, used to connect words in phrases.

Example

El mostrador de facturación está al final del pasillo.

The check-in counter is at the end of the corridor.

facturación

[fak-too-rah-see-ON]

check-in

Check-in; the process of registering for your flight and dropping bags.

Example

En el mostrador de facturación entregué la maleta.

At the check-in counter I handed over the suitcase.

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