Sentence examples for before deplaning from inspiring English sources

"I love crowds," she tells John F. Kennedy before deplaning in the famous pink suit and pillbox hat she donned on the day of his 1963 assassination.

By Friday morning, two people who made it to the airport in the Bahamas estimated there were hundreds of ticket-holders waiting in hopes of finding flights out; one flight boarded overnight before deplaning around 6 a.m. after the passengers were told the plane had been on the tarmac too long, real estate developer Danielle Hankin told VICE News Friday morning.

In another, a woman got removed from her flight to New York after asking if staff could retrieve her baby's stroller from checked baggage before she deplaned.

I took a flight from Islamabad, and after deplaning in Kuala Lumpur, before getting to the immigration control counters, I met up with a group of men who guided me to an immigration official they had presumably paid off.

The night before the first round of the voting, the evening news showed the Georgian election observers deplaning in Donetsk.

Television footage showed passengers deplaning via emergency chutes.

Enplaning and deplaning processes are two main activities that passengers experience in an airplane.

What could possibly be wrong with "leave the aircraft", "disembark", or just "get off"?But most galling is that the media have adopted the word whole-heartedly, both as a transitive (airlines deplaning passengers) and an intransitive verb (passengers deplaning).

Deplaning naturally occurs row by row down the length of an aircraft.

The discount fares come at the price of personal space, hygiene, breathable air and stress-free boarding and deplaning.

But everyone else uses these wheeled albatrosses, which make boarding and deplaning an obstacle course fraught with peril.