Spanish phrase
Mi equipaje llega directo a ~.
Meaning
My luggage goes directly to ___.
When to use it
Indicates checked bags are sent to the final destination. Used at check-in to confirm no pickup during a connection, neutral formal tone.
Example dialogue
Mi equipaje llega directo a Madrid.
My luggage goes directly to Madrid.
Perfecto, lo registramos así y no tendrás que recogerlo en la escala.
Perfect, we'll note that and you won't have to pick it up during the connection.