llegadas

Llegadas is the plural form of llegada, a Spanish noun meaning the act of arriving or an arrival. It denotes the moment of reaching a destination, or the set of people or objects that have arrived. The noun derives from the verb llegar with the suffix -ada, forming an abstract or collective noun.

In contemporary usage, llegadas is common in travel and transportation contexts. Airports, railway stations, and bus terminals use llegadas to label schedules and information displays that list arriving flights or trains, their origins, and estimated or actual times. This term is typically paired with salidas (departures) to distinguish incoming services from outgoing ones.

The term also appears in tourism, events, and media. Llegadas can refer to the arrival of visitors to a city or venue, the arrival of guests to a conference, or the entry of participants to a competition. In reporting or signage, it may designate a section covering arrivals, such as a list of new team members, celebrities, or players, though more specialized terms may be used depending on context.

Grammatically, llegadas is feminine plural; singular is llegada. The plural form is used when talking about multiple arrivals or when used as a heading or label for a set of arriving items. It is widely understood across Spanish-speaking regions and is a standard term in both formal and informal discourse.