los billetes o las entradas?

Question

When saying:

"Tengo que reservar mis ... para mi vuelo."

Would you use entradas or billetes to describe flight tickets?

Thanks in advance

Just to add: What would be the correct form in Traditional Spanish Thanks for the answers so far though

Answer 1

In Spain we would say "billetes de avión"

Answer 2

In Spain Una entrada is like a ticket for the cinema whereas Un billete is for mostly travel

Agreed. "Entrada" is for cinemas in most countries. There is, however, a variation among different countries for travel tickets. - 005faa61, May 16, 2010

Answer 3

Depends on whether you in Spain, Latin America, etc.

In Mexico airline tickets are called "pasajes."

As you can see, even in Mexico the term varies. - --Mariana--, May 16, 2010

"Pasajes" is understandable, but I've heard it used there. Another way, albeit slang, is "Feria." - 005faa61, May 16, 2010

Answer 4

This varies from country to country.

In Mexico it would be, "Tengo que reservar mis boletos* **para mi vuelo."