The phrase "departing at" is correct and usable in written English
It typically refers to a time at which someone is leaving a location. For example: "I am departing at 7:00am on the morning train."
Deverell is departing at the end of the month.
This option adds convenience for international travelers arriving or departing at unusual hours.
Departing at the end of this year are Congo, Ghana, Peru, Qatar and Slovakia.
The flight was in fact departing at 5.35am and the gate was closed.
His plane was supposed to be departing at 3 00, but was delayed until 3 45.
A boat departing at high speed will send a vibration trembling up through the soil.
Now she said she felt that she was departing at a time when the Frick is in particularly good shape.
Departing at sunrise, the 15-seater easily crosses into Togo where it passes well-run port installations and warehouses.
They went to the airport and tried to book seats on the first available flight – Ryanair, RYR2012, departing at 4.50pm.
This will be the final call on the Silver Meteor to Miami departing at 3 15 p.m.
And New Haven now has a train departing at 5 12 a.m., arriving in Manhattan at 6 47.
