Okay, the user wants me to translate "checked bag" into Spanish. Let me think. The term "checked bag" in the context of air travel usually refers to luggage that the passenger checks in at the airport, which is then transported in the hold of the aircraft. In Spanish, the common translation for this is "equipaje de mano" or "maleta de mano." Wait, but sometimes "checked baggage" is also translated as "equipaje facturado." Let me verify.
"Equipaje de mano" typically refers to carry-on luggage that you take on board the aircraft, not checked in. So maybe "equipaje facturado" is more accurate here. However, in some regions, "maleta de mano" might be used, but that could be confusing because "de mano" means hand, so it might still be considered carry-on. I need to make sure which term is more commonly used in Spanish-speaking countries for checked luggage. Checking a reliable source or dictionary, "checked baggage" is often "equipaje facturado" in Spanish. So the correct translation would be "equipaje facturado." Alternatively, "maleta facturada" could also be used, but "equipaje" is more general and appropriate here. The user's original message was "checked bag," so the translation should be "equipaje facturado."
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