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emplane
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em·plane  (m-pln)
v.
Variant of enplane.
emplane [ɪmˈpleɪn]
vb
(Engineering / Aeronautics) to board or put on board an aeroplane
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Verb1.emplane - board a plane
enplane
air travel, aviation, air - travel via aircraft; "air travel involves too much waiting in airports"; "if you've time to spare go by air"
embark, ship - go on board
Translations
emplane [ɪmˈpleɪn] VI (US) → subir al avión, embarcar(en avión)


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The unique design permits passengers to deplane out of either door, the aircraft serviced, and the way cleared for emplaning pax to load up via either door.
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Once trained, the graduate officers would become unit subject matter experts on amphibious operations, somewhat the equivalent of the unit emplaning officer for airlifts.
Avoiding a future Dieppe: improving Canadian army amphibious ... by Mader, Les R. / The Canadian Army Journal
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