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deplane

[ UK /dɪplˈe‍ɪn/ ]
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  1. get off an airplane

How To Use deplane In A Sentence

  • He had to wait for the first-class passengers to deplane, of course, since even flag officers fly coach. CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
  • It now requires all aircraft operators who enplane or deplane passengers into a sterile area at an airport to conduct screening before departure.
  • It now requires all aircraft operators who enplane or deplane passengers into a sterile area at a Part 107 airport to conduct screening before departure.
  • He had to wait for the first-class passengers to deplane, of course, since even flag officers fly coach. CLEAR AND PRESENT DANGER
  • Odds are your suitcases will greet you when you deplane, but those odds lengthen when applied to more unorthodox baggage, which surely will come under careful inspection.
  • Two were arriving loaded with passengers, who had to be deplaned onto buses because the jet bridges were damaged, a spokesman said. Storm Damage Closes St. Louis Airport
  • The captain of the flight repeatedly pleaded to allow the passengers to deplane and enter the terminal. Three airlines fined in Minnesota tarmac stranding
  • All 257 passengers and 12 crew have deplaned safely, said Delta spokeswoman Susan Elliott. DHS Director Janet Napolitano: “the system worked.” - Moe_Lane’s blog - RedState
  • WHEN GIDEON AND PARKER deplaned, they were greeted by a furnace blast of muggy air and a phalanx of heavily armed soldiers who had formed two parallel lines, creating a corridor between the plane and the gleaming modern air terminal. Gideon’s war
  • The department's actions come as Congress weighs passengers 'rights legislation that would place a three-hour cap on how long airlines can keep passengers waiting on tarmacs before they allow them to deplane or return to a gate. Three airlines fined in Minnesota tarmac stranding
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