"disembarked" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe the action of someone getting off a ship or aircraft, or leaving an area or situation. For example, "The passengers disembarked the plane after their long journey."
The docks are stupendous buildings, but what impressed me most were the splendid arrangements for unloading vessels, which came close up to the quays, and disembarked their cargoes into the shops as it were.
After the passengers had disembarked, engineers checked the plane from flight BE384 and discovered the rogue bee causing the problem.
One morning we left our room at 9.10am, took the lift, bought a return ticket to Capri, stepped on to a hydrofoil, and disembarked at the Marina Grande 20 minutes later.
Fabio Capello's England squad disembarked in Port of Spain last night at the start of a four-day trip to Trinidad officially intended to mark the centenary of the Trinidad & Tobago Football Federation.
First it was horses now bulldozers' In 1867 the Scottish-born explorer Francis Cadell disembarked with 20 horses (and a good many more guns) on the Liverpool river in his three-month search for a capital for the northern Australian colony.
There was a distinct chill in the air as Bond disembarked at the Gare du Nord.
Having caught an early ferry from Lucerne, I disembarked at Weggis and followed the Mark Twain Trail – the American writer made his own Rigi pilgrimage in 1897 (also shunning the train), and reckoned this was "the charmingest place we have ever lived".
Four other trains were stuck elsewhere on the line, before passengers could be disembarked at other stations.
America's single Ebola fatality may have disembarked in Dallas but the first leg of his journey from Monrovia, Liberia's capital, was to Brussels.
Many of the Jewish soldiers who took part were, unlike the native-born Sharon, Holocaust survivors who had only just disembarked from Europe.The defeat at Latrun had a formative influence on Mr Sharon.
Sometimes history seems to have swallowed Cortés's footsteps up.On the marchWhen Cortés disembarked on the sand-banks of Veracruz on April 22nd (Good Friday) in 1519, after a long journey from Cuba via the Yucatán and Tabasco, he set in train three manoeuvres that would help determine the outcome of the conquest.
