layover
noun
A pause between one part of a journey and the next.
Example sentence
- “Our flight to Tokyo includes a four-hour layover in Seoul.”
American English; British speakers usually say 'stopover', especially for longer breaks between flights.
Related words
boardingThe process of passengers getting onto a plane, ship, train, or bus.embarkTo set out on something new, such as a journey or project.gateAn opening in a wall or fence, usually with a door or barrier that can swing or slide.expeditionA journey, often a long one, that a person or group undertakes for a definite purpose.aisleA clear walkway between rows of seats or shelves.lodgingA place where a person can stay or live.