Embarquement (Boarding)
Définition
The process of passengers entering the aircraft before departure
Termes associés
Carte d'embarquement (Boarding Pass)
A document providing authorization to board an aircraft for a specific flight
Embarquement refusé (Denied Boarding)
When a passenger with a confirmed reservation is not allowed to board due to overbooking
Porte (Gate)
A designated area at an airport where passengers board and deplane aircraft
Pont à réaction (Jet Bridge)
An enclosed, movable connector between an airport terminal gate and an aircraft door
Embarquement prioritaire (Priority Boarding)
Early aircraft boarding privilege given to premium class passengers or loyalty program members
Contrôle de sécurité (Security Screening)
The process of checking passengers and baggage for prohibited items before entering secure areas
Mineur non accompagné (UM: Unaccompanied Minor)
A child traveling without an adult passenger who receives special airline supervision
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