What do you understand by disembarkation?
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Disembarkation refers to the act of passengers or goods exiting or deboarding a vessel, aircraft, or other modes of transportation upon reaching their destination. It is the opposite of embarkation, which involves boarding or getting on a vehicle or vessel. Disembarkation typically occurs at the end of a journey or transport leg, marking the point where passengers or cargo leave the transportation vehicle.
In the context of air travel, disembarkation occurs when passengers exit the aircraft after it has landed and taxied to its designated parking position at the airport. For cruise ships, disembarkation takes place when passengers leave the ship upon reaching the port of call. Similarly, in the case of trains or buses, disembarkation occurs when passengers reach their final destination and exit the vehicle.
The term is commonly used in transportation and logistics to describe the process of passengers or goods leaving a vehicle or vessel, completing the travel leg or journey.