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The phrase "to deplane" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It means to disembark or exit a plane. You can use it in any sentence where you are describing the action of getting off a plane. For example: "After a long flight, we finally deplaned and headed to baggage claim." "The flight attendants asked passengers to deplane in an orderly manner." "The airline has introduced a new system to deplane passengers more efficiently." "I always feel a sense of relief when I deplane and step onto solid ground."
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to deplane
verb
To disembark from an airplane.
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The man was still on the plane, waiting 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.
Now all other passengers are free to deplane at the same time, as quickly as humanly possible.
I began a panicked search as the flight reached its gate and the passengers began to deplane.
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The pilot told us to deplane--no planes would take off--the airport was officially flooded.
We touched down at Lahore, in those less security-conscious days when it was still a place where families strolled to the tarmac to greet deplaning passengers.
We'd like to begin deplaning with our Priority Exit members; Ultra-Egress Awards recipients; Gilt-Edged Escape Coupon holders; and Plutonium, Uranium, and Radium Debarkation Passports.
"Next came the Fort Lauderdale Airport shooting, in January of 2017: a gunman flew from Minneapolis to Fort Lauderdale, deplaned, then opened fire on a busy terminal.
By the time he has landed and breezed past an airline employee who is trying to snare deplaned passengers with a weary smile, a clipboard and a questionnaire, the movie has introduced the woman who will change his life: that conveniently situated clipboard wrangler, Kate Ms. Thompsonn).
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