The word "layover" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to a stopover at a place when travelling from one destination to another. For example: "We had a two hour layover in Atlanta before our flight to Miami left."
Now, here's the trick: American flights from Des Moines to L.A. have a layover in Dallas.
Yet after night fall most any layover here, it seemed that they ended up cruising the bleak arterials of dismal L.A. backwaters, seeking out of some helpless fatality the company of lowlifes of opportunity.
Does that offer inspiration for the business travellers enduring a four-hour layover?
And no business traveller would prefer a transfer and a layover to a nonstop flight.
A team such as University of Kentucky men's basketball often serves only as a brief layover on the way to a professional sports career.
On landing at the layover, he would plot the next step to Britain.The trusty neighbours might be all the networks that agree to interconnect at a given network exchange point, or networks located far apart but which have close affinity, such as academic institutions, which have established direct links that bypass the public internet.
On the layover in Beijing you might be left alone.
How about the Museum of Bad Art, outside Boston, Massachusetts, or the Shanghai Propaganda Poster Art Center?Even if you don't have time to actually visit the places in the atlas, you can wile away that six-hour layover in Charlotte just browsing through all the bizarre, fascinating entries.
Then Myfanwy decided to relocate to Australia, heading – via that almost fateful layover in Bali – to Sydney.
The Mexican president denied that vigilantes had "in no way" been allowed to take control of Michoacan during a layover in Canada ahead of his visit to the World Economic Forum in Davos, which he described as a "great opportunity to promote Mexico".
As for Madness and Melancholy, the Gog and Magog of this alternative London, they, like Bedlam itself, had a century's layover.
