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the bureaucratic word for getting off a plane, because 'leaving' wasn't corporate enough.
means the act of disembarking an aircraft, used almost exclusively in airline announcements no one asked for.
from aviation jargon born from adding 'de-' to 'plane' as a verb, first showing up in american airline PA scripts mid-20th century to sound official.
reverse ofenplaning, which is somehow even more absurd
grammar snobshate it, airlines don't care
first usetraced to 1920s aviation trade publications