international flights
Planes crossing borders
International flights are air travel journeys that cross national borders, departing from one country and arriving in another.
They typically involve passport control, customs inspection, and longer check-in times than domestic flights.
Our international flight to Tokyo departs at midnight.
The term distinguishes from domestic flights, which stay within a single country's borders.
- cabin crewAircraft service personnel
- airportsFacilities for aircraft arrival
- airlinesCommercial flight operators
- aircraftAirborne transportation vehicle
- immigration policiesRules governing foreign entry
customs regulations · jet lag · visa requirements · travel documents · bilateral agreements · carbon emissions · flight routes · aviation · air traffic control · duty-free shopping · passport control · terminals · departure gate · security checkpoint · boarding passes · window seat · runway · jet engines
- airline infoflight schedules, airport codes, flight status, airline networks, route maps
- airportsairports, airport, terminals, terminal building, runway
- aviationaircraft, airports, flying, flight, airplane
- flight schedulesarrival times, flight numbers, timetables, flight schedules, routes
- _____ phrasesexotic species, foreign films, imported cheese, exotic pets, exotic plants
- AirlinesAmerican Airlines, Delta, British Airways, United Airlines, Southwest Airlines
international flightsdomestic flights
Air travel within one nation
domestic routes · regional flights · commuter flights · short-haul flights · puddle jumpers