The aisle seat
Example: Aisle seat provides easier access to walkway inside aircraft
Definition
The "aisle seat" refers to a seat located next to the walkway inside an aircraft, allowing passengers easier access to move in and out without disturbing others seated in the row. It is preferred by those who value quick access and more legroom.
Etymology
The term "aisle seat" combines "aisle," meaning a passage between rows of seats, and "seat," referring to a place to sit. "Aisle" originates from Old French 'ele,' derived from Latin 'ala,' meaning wing, symbolizing a wing-like passage. Did you know? The word shifted in meaning over centuries to refer to passageways in churches and theaters before being adopted in air travel.
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"The aisle seat" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Air travel & Aviation - (A1-C2) - set 1", containing 110 commonly used words.
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