WAITING TO TAKE OFF

Definition: Being in a state of readiness for departure, especially in the context of an aircraft preparing for takeoff.

Synonyms: Ready Departure, Pre-flight, Preparing Departure, Taxiing, Boarding Imminent

Usage Examples in Sentences

The athletes are waiting to take off at the starting line.

The roller coaster is waiting to take off down the thrilling track.

The hot air balloon is waiting to take off and float in the sky.

The orchestra tuned their instruments, waiting to take off into a symphony.

The team huddled on the field, waiting to take off for an intense soccer match.

The passengers were waiting to take off, eager to begin their journey.

After hours of delays, the aircraft was finally waiting to take off on the runway.

The airport staff guided the plane to the designated spot where it was waiting to take off.

Passengers were advised to remain seated with their seatbelts fastened while waiting to take off.

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The flight crew communicated with the control tower while waiting to take off.

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The aircraft, waiting to take off, is fueled and ready for departure.

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The passengers eagerly await their turn, while the plane is waiting to take off.

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As the engines roar to life, the aircraft is waiting to take off.

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Among the bustling air traffic, our flight is waiting to take off.

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The pilots go through their pre-flight checks while the plane is waiting to take off.