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outbound

[out-bound] / ˈaʊtˈbaʊnd /


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He has since had further calls with Lufthansa but said he was extremely frustrated the airline had refused to accept he was on the outbound flight.

From BBC

An airport spokesperson said outbound leisure travel was "recovering strongly" but demand for inbound flights remained supressed.

From BBC

Some Russians who arrived in European cities in the past week appeared to be fearful of the Kremlin’s reach, amid reports that Russian authorities are questioning and searching some outbound travelers.

From Washington Post

Those with U.S. passports were moved through the fastest, according to journalists who witnessed the process, with some being put on buses for outbound flights almost immediately.

From Washington Post

At the civilian airport next door, Afghans wept as they begged airline workers to put their families on outbound commercial flights even as most were grounded in favor of military aircraft.

From New York Times