boarding card
noun[C]
TRANSPORTukus(alsoboarding pass)acardthat you must show before you areallowedto get on aplaneorship
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The court considers that it would be possible to introduce a system under which every passenger has aboardingcard.
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Theboardingcardsuggestion is an important one, but it would not have prevented the disaster.
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It is an offence to breach the requirements of theboardingcardregulations.
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Despite this, passengers are still charged to print their boarding cards out.
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