Sentence examples for time to deplane from inspiring English sources

(Be sure to attach somewhere to your person a highly visible note indicating your final destination, contact numbers, blood type, etc., in the event that they cannot revive you when it is time to deplane)...

There wasn't, but I was told I had time to deplane and walk to the airport gift shop if I wanted to.

When Dao, who was attempting to get to work on time, refused to deplane, the airline called in Chicago Aviation Security officers, who forcibly pulled Dao from his seat, smashing his head against an armrest in the process.

Now all other passengers are free to deplane at the same time, as quickly as humanly possible.

It was one and a half hours and they would be back in 90 minutes, so it didn't make sense to deplane the passengers at that time.

The man was still on the plane, waiting to deplane.

The law limits delay time on the tarmac to three hours for a domestic flight and four hours for international flights, after which the airplane must give passengers the opportunity to deplane.

His flight had already been delayed, and passengers were restless to deplane.

The flight made a stop in Medan, and Haikal had to deplane.

In 1934, Mayor La Guardia refused to deplane in Newark, and insisted — successfully — that he be flown to Floyd Bennett.

When we reached the gate, the flight attendant asked passengers to remain in their seats to allow folks with tight connections to deplane first.