All guests were deplaned safely and taken to the terminal.
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That's when she realized everyone had deplaned without waking her.
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The aircraft returned to the gate where customers deplaned normally.
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William and Kate both held George's hands as the deplaned.
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The aircraft taxied to the gate and passengers deplaned normally.
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More and more people are being deplaned because they're Muslim.
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The final interview was after the family deplaned at Kennedy.
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Passengers were deplaned via slides, the FAA said in a statement.
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Passengers deplaned and American provided a different aircraft for the flight.
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The customers refused repeated requests and our crewmembers deplaned the entire aircraft.
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The plane continued to the gate and passengers deplaned, the airport said.
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Passengers tell me everyone is OK, deplaned and on buses to terminal.
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The 161 passengers and 9 crew members deplaned via chute onto the runway.
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As everyone on board deplaned, Pence could be seen speaking with emergency responders.
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The flight landed safely, and Melania didn't seem too concerned as she deplaned.
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Passengers/crew deplaned on the runway and are being bused to the terminal.
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Griffin Cummings says David and Teresa initially agreed to volunteer and they deplaned together.
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Delta Flight 80 to Atlanta from Brussels on Tarmac to depart just deplaned #Fox35.
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"All customers and crew deplaned safely via the main cabin door," a representative explained.
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After I deplaned, I was informed that there was in fact no later flight.
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Delta says all 42 passengers "deplaned normally through the main cabin door" following the incident.
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The crew and passengers deplaned, but they resumed their trip to Beijing later that evening.
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When he deplaned, he saw the men looking for him and slipped back into a crowd.
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No injuries were reported, and the Kuwait passengers safely deplaned, Port Authority spokesman Ron Marsico said.
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And, of course, there was the defecating pig of 2014, who was deplaned after pooping on board.
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The airline removed her shortly thereafter, but as she deplaned she had one last encounter with Reiss.
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The estimated 226 passengers and seven crew members deplaned among the corn stalks using emergency inflatable slides.
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Another video, taken as passengers temporarily deplaned, shows Garcia boarding a cart as officers take him away.
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After everyone was examined, "all customers were cleared and the flight deplaned normally," the Jet Blue representative said.
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" Benenati added that "law enforcement met the aircraft at the gate" where the passenger "voluntarily deplaned without incident.
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After a few hours' flight to Italy, the Trumps deplaned yet again, with another hand-miss to interpret?
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Other passengers aboard the JetBlue craft were reportedly not allowed to leave until the Trump family had deplaned.
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I don't think he would, because I think he'd be worried he'd be arrested when he deplaned. Right.
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Trudeau and his wife swung their son between them as they deplaned, making for a perfect family photo opp.
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Then today while the couple deplaned in Italy, she did it again and the internet had a field day.
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When passengers deplaned, they were supposed to be greeted by a reception and remarks from dignitaries, according to ABC.
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But a cluster of flight attendants who had been on board stood nearby after the children deplaned, visibly distraught.
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Once the Customer deplaned the aircraft, the flight resumed to Houston Hobby, arriving about an hour later than originally scheduled.
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All 38 passengers and three crew members were deplaned from the aircraft and are now safely back in the terminal.
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Flames quickly engulfed the plane — possibly as a result of the emergency braking — and passengers were deplaned via escape chutes.
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"Things got so heated with the 40-plus passengers who deplaned that they eventually called the marshal service," he said.
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Clinton deplaned around 30 minutes after her plane touched down in Iowa, greeting shouted questions with a simple wave and smile.
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The next time I deplaned at LGA a decade later, a dream job was waiting and I became a New Yorker.
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She said she spoke to the pilot as she deplaned, and the pilot told her to talk to the gate agent.
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Last fall, when I returned from a four-year stint as an expat in South Africa, I deplaned into unfamiliar territory.
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This is video of the deplaned passengers who had to be searched, along with their bags, when officials realized the breach.
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But immediately after Kassar deplaned and entered the airport terminal, DEA agents suddenly lost track of him, spurring a moment of panic.
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Almendarez said he began a desperate search for his son the moment he deplaned in Honduras and realized Eduardo was not there.
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"Passengers have been safely deplaned following an earlier incident ... and the airport is working to resume flight activity," the airport said via Twitter.
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Police report that a third passenger also deplaned in Rochester, as he was upset with how Spirit Airlines handled the incident, KHOU notes.
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Early on Wednesday afternoon, Trump knocked his central bank as he deplaned from Air Force One in Erie, Pennsylvania for a campaign rally.
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The Airbus A320 had 118 passengers on board, but Maltese PM Joseph Muscat said all had deplaned safely by Friday evening local time.
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The American Airlines spokesperson said all 38 passengers and three crew members were deplaned from the aircraft and safely transported to the terminal.
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The passenger did not show any symptoms but deplaned out of an abundance of caution, a person involved with airport operations told CNN.
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Cooke, who popped the question back in February, was sporting a smile as he deplaned ... several healthy steps behind his bride-to-be.
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Eventually, he said, the frustrated passengers deplaned and asked to retrieve their checked luggage so they could find other routes to their destinations.
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Then she wore it *again* when she deplaned back at Andrews Air Force Base after the trip -- and after the wave of initial outrage.
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"Customers deplaned normally and we are working to get our customers on their way to their destination as soon as possible," the representative said.
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After the customers refused to speak with a team leader about the situation, the Port Authority Police Department was called and the entire aircraft deplaned.
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The president, wearing a dark suit, white shirt and red tie, deplaned in Morristown, New Jersey, holding granddaughter Arabella's hand with grandson Joseph walking alongside.
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According to the Federal Aviation Administration, almost 20 percent of an airport's total municipal solid waste (trash or garbage) comes from deplaned waste after flights.
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But it was the two moments of arrival in each country, when the Cambridges deplaned en masse and in theme, that made the most impact.
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Flight 1281, departing Austin for Salt Lake City, Utah, "landed safely and returned to the gate, where customers deplaned normally," Delta said in a statement.
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Instead of admitting wearing such a jacket was a silly mistake, she doubled down, wearing the jacket again as she deplaned at Andrews Air Force Base.
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The actress posted a statement Wednesday clarifying what she says went down Monday when she deplaned a Delta flight from LAX to NYC with her pup.
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FOLLOW US ON FACEBOOK FOR MORE FOX LIFESTYLE NEWS The passengers were delayed for a short time on the plane, but then deplaned normally, the statement said.
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In another, a woman got removed from her flight to New York after asking if staff could retrieve her baby's stroller from checked baggage before she deplaned.
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And I have known quite a few people who have died here since I deplaned in Tampa for rehab at the lovely River Oaks in February 290.
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When Trump deplaned in Philadelphia, he greeted those gathered on a tarmac with a smile and a wave before traveling on to the Loews Hotel in a motorcade.
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She re-donned the jacket and wore it when she deplaned back at Andrews Air Force Base despite the media storm that had erupted over her initial wearing.
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Passengers deplaned routinely through the main cabin door and we are working to help our customers resume their travels to Houston on a different aircraft as quickly as possible.
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Using deduction skills that would rival those of a private investigator, Bonnie found the iPad's flight from Memphis to Fort Lauderdale and ran to the gate as passengers deplaned.
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Four hours later, I deplaned with no free samples, a head full of facts about Mary Kay cosmetics, and two useless business cards—and, I smelled like bad perfume.
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Hence, everything that once distinguished it as a "full-service" carrier—whether a complimentary sandwich, a free checked bag or to the right to choose your seat—has been deplaned.
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Friction over this issue spilled into the open on Wednesday when the Saudi coalition stopped a United Nations aid flight from leaving Djibouti for Sana until three BBC journalists deplaned.
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The plane then returned to the gate, where all passengers were deplaned onto the tarmac while they and their luggage were inspected by Port Authority police bomb-sniffing K-9 dogs.
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Antonio Brown looked confident as he deplaned in Miami with Tom Brady and the rest of the team, with all signs pointing to him taking the field Sunday ... despite rape allegations.
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Then Trump delivered the coup de graceless Friday evening, tweeting from Air Force One as Priebus deplaned that he was replacing the chief of staff with Homeland Security Secretary John Kelly.
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Outside, he continued to fight with staff who attempted to keep him off a mobile staircase leading to an aircraft that had just deplaned and was next scheduled to fly to Sydney.
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There were 161 passengers and nine crew deplaned on the runway and buses picked up the passengers and brought them back to the terminal, according to a short statement on the airlines website.
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Melania and Ivanka Trump deplaned Air Force One Saturday in the capital city of Riyadh wearing long, flowing sleeves, but no headscarves, which local women are required to do in the conservative country.
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Built just yards from the runways, the idea was that animals could be deplaned and within minutes be enjoying the Ark's climate-controlled environment and, if needed, the services of its veterinary clinic.
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During a recent business trip to the Mexican state of Jalisco, I became intrigued by the number of foreign young professionals that I saw from the moment I deplaned at the airport in Guadalajara.
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"All passengers deplaned normally at the gate through the main boarding door and onto the jet bridge," a spokesperson for American Airlines, the airline&aposs parent company, said in a statement to the network.
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"Our pilots reacted quickly to ensure the safety of the aircraft and our customers, who deplaned using deployed slides after landing," United Airlines said in a statement, adding that there were 128 customers on board.
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Even on a cold night in the driving rain, hundreds of local residents — at least one dressed in full Revolutionary War regalia — greeted the old warriors as they deplaned, led by a local bagpipe player.
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When Clinton's plane touched down in Iowa, a state that has been an albatross around Clinton's neck for almost a decade, reporters quickly exited so they could attempt to shout questions at Clinton as she deplaned.
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On the contrary, the first lady donned the green jacket again -- and not the cream-colored jacket she head been wearing in Texas -- as she deplaned at Andrews Air Force Base, at around 5:15PM, EST.
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As Trump deplaned his private jet in Indianapolis, Indiana, on Thursday, a gust of wind blew his necktie over his shoulder to reveal that the back and front of the tie were being held together by clear tape.
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CBP agents in search of an individual who was ordered removed by an immigration judge reportedly requested government-issued identification from every single passenger on board a domestic flight from San Francisco before they deplaned in New York.
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Passengers who have just deplaned via an escape slide have often been seen wheeling luggage away from the scene — as if their aircraft had just sidled into the gate and their only concern was finding the nearest Starbucks.
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Just in case it wasn't clear the first time, FLOTUS decided to wear the jacket again as she deplaned at Andrews Air Force base upon her return to Washington D.C. It was 213 degrees and muggy when she arrived.
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The Secret Service reviewed the Tuesday incident in which CBS News reporter Errol Barnett attempted to ask Kushner for comment on the disappearance of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi as Kushner deplaned from a flight from Washington, D.C., to New York City.
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And here's how I really knew it was working: when I deplaned and walked through customs, bleary eyed with morning breath (but, admittedly, pretty radiant skin), I even had someone shyly approach me in baggage claim and ask for my number.
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Sondland exited the lounge minutes later and was hurried onto the aircraft, United flight 950, by his escorts who deplaned after helping him onboard -- which I was able to witness since Sondland boarded ahead of the rest of the passengers.
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"Our pilots reacted quickly to ensure the safety of the aircraft and our customers, who deplaned using deployed slides after landing," United Airlines said in a statement, adding that there were 128 customers on board and no one was injured.
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Omin, a software engineer at Andela — a tech startup that connects developers in Africa with U.S employers — had a particularly unwelcoming reception when he deplaned at John F. Kennedy Airport and was given a test to prove he was actually a software engineer.
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At John F. Kennedy International Airport on Wednesday night, federal agents reportedly stood at the jet bridge and requested government-issued identification from every single traveler before they deplaned a Delta flight from San Francisco, which is an unusual step for domestic flights.
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A spokesman at the airport, Andrew Sawyer, also confirmed that the plane was not evacuated, and said the whole incident was about a passenger who had to receive medical help after a foul smell: "A medical call for someone overcome by an odor was received after the plane deplaned normally," he said.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpFacebook releases audit on conservative bias claims Harry Reid: 'Decriminalizing border crossings is not something that should be at the top of the list' Recessions happen when presidents overlook key problems MORE arrived in Vietnam on Tuesday ahead of his two-day summit with North Korean leader Kim Jong Un. Trump deplaned from Air Force One around 9 p.m.
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After all, Price, os the only HHS secretary to have "flown private" with regularity ("at least 24 flights on private charter planes at taxpayers' expense since early May," says Politico/) He is not alone: Treasury Secretary Steve Mnuchin and his wife, Louise Linton, used an Air Force jet to visit Kentucky in August for a work trip that (coincidentally) would allow them to catch the solar eclipse while aloft, and Linton to boast on Instagram about the Valentino shoes she wore as she deplaned.
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