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Definition of preboard in English: preboardverbpriːˈbɔːdprēˈbôrd [with object]Allow (a particular passenger or group of passengers) to board an aircraft before the rest of the passengers. Example sentencesExamples - The last time we had been in Chicago, we were pre-boarded based on Michael being under twelve years old.
- The airlines tell us to pre-board.
- They say they're going to pre-board those passengers in need of special assistance.
- I drove him to the Newark airport, and you know how they let you pre-board with small children?
- If someone is really tall and needs extra legroom… they can ask to be preboarded to find a roomier seat.
- Plus it seems like a lot of people had boarded even though we were "pre-boarding".
- The irony is that we were pre-boarding with an 8-month-old baby, and they moved us to let another couple sit together.
- Standing near us, also waiting to pre-board, was a group of six Middle Eastern men.
Definition of preboard in US English: preboardverbprēˈbôrd [with object]Allow (a particular passenger or group of passengers) to board an aircraft before the rest of the passengers. Example sentencesExamples - Standing near us, also waiting to pre-board, was a group of six Middle Eastern men.
- They say they're going to pre-board those passengers in need of special assistance.
- If someone is really tall and needs extra legroom… they can ask to be preboarded to find a roomier seat.
- I drove him to the Newark airport, and you know how they let you pre-board with small children?
- The airlines tell us to pre-board.
- Plus it seems like a lot of people had boarded even though we were "pre-boarding".
- The irony is that we were pre-boarding with an 8-month-old baby, and they moved us to let another couple sit together.
- The last time we had been in Chicago, we were pre-boarded based on Michael being under twelve years old.
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