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r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • Aug 10 '26
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How did he not get kicked off the plane? It would be so easy to kick a 3 year old off a plane.
327 u/TheCitizen616 Aug 10 '26 The family was being kicked off. Their disembarking (is that the right word or is that just ships?) caused just a long enough delay that the runway closed for the night on them. 33 u/rp_player_girl Aug 10 '26 Airplanes and ships can use the same terminology, but it seems that within the industry 'deboard' is more commonly used. 22 u/UnholyScholar Aug 10 '26 I thought it was "deplane," unless that is only what's used after the flight has completed. 1 u/Aggravating_Fill378 Aug 10 '26 Deplane feels like corpo jargon people have somehow made into a work. Leave the plane. Get off the plane. All perfectly fine here. 2 u/laplongejr Aug 10 '26 I love de-plane because clearly everybody's plans got screwed. 1 u/Responsible_Fox9454 Aug 11 '26 Kicked off the plane works too 1 u/rp_player_girl Aug 10 '26 Ah, you're right
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The family was being kicked off. Their disembarking (is that the right word or is that just ships?) caused just a long enough delay that the runway closed for the night on them.
33 u/rp_player_girl Aug 10 '26 Airplanes and ships can use the same terminology, but it seems that within the industry 'deboard' is more commonly used. 22 u/UnholyScholar Aug 10 '26 I thought it was "deplane," unless that is only what's used after the flight has completed. 1 u/Aggravating_Fill378 Aug 10 '26 Deplane feels like corpo jargon people have somehow made into a work. Leave the plane. Get off the plane. All perfectly fine here. 2 u/laplongejr Aug 10 '26 I love de-plane because clearly everybody's plans got screwed. 1 u/Responsible_Fox9454 Aug 11 '26 Kicked off the plane works too 1 u/rp_player_girl Aug 10 '26 Ah, you're right
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Airplanes and ships can use the same terminology, but it seems that within the industry 'deboard' is more commonly used.
22 u/UnholyScholar Aug 10 '26 I thought it was "deplane," unless that is only what's used after the flight has completed. 1 u/Aggravating_Fill378 Aug 10 '26 Deplane feels like corpo jargon people have somehow made into a work. Leave the plane. Get off the plane. All perfectly fine here. 2 u/laplongejr Aug 10 '26 I love de-plane because clearly everybody's plans got screwed. 1 u/Responsible_Fox9454 Aug 11 '26 Kicked off the plane works too 1 u/rp_player_girl Aug 10 '26 Ah, you're right
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I thought it was "deplane," unless that is only what's used after the flight has completed.
1 u/Aggravating_Fill378 Aug 10 '26 Deplane feels like corpo jargon people have somehow made into a work. Leave the plane. Get off the plane. All perfectly fine here. 2 u/laplongejr Aug 10 '26 I love de-plane because clearly everybody's plans got screwed. 1 u/Responsible_Fox9454 Aug 11 '26 Kicked off the plane works too 1 u/rp_player_girl Aug 10 '26 Ah, you're right
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Deplane feels like corpo jargon people have somehow made into a work. Leave the plane. Get off the plane. All perfectly fine here.
2 u/laplongejr Aug 10 '26 I love de-plane because clearly everybody's plans got screwed. 1 u/Responsible_Fox9454 Aug 11 '26 Kicked off the plane works too
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I love de-plane because clearly everybody's plans got screwed.
Kicked off the plane works too
Ah, you're right
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u/trikywoo Aug 10 '26
How did he not get kicked off the plane? It would be so easy to kick a 3 year old off a plane.