disembarkment

The disembarkment from the cars to the tarmac should be almost instantaneous, and there is plenty of room there to queue if passengers are arriving faster then they can take their seats in the plane (a rare occurrence, absent other upstream sync points).

I always wind up in the back of the plane, and I would give a lot to not have to stand in the aisle watching person after person in front take their sweet goddamn time - talking on the phone, unpacking their luggage, having an argument, or just daydreaming- as they block the entire disembarkment.

For example, the disembarkment card for air travellers of any kind to Japan includes a mandatory question "have you ever been convicted of a crime including countries other than Japan" yes/no and the text of card leaves you no choice but to circle yes and guarantee that with your signature (or circle no and lie, running the risk of committing a crime in Japan if they do a check).

For example, the disembarkment card for air travellers of any kind to Japan includes a mandatory question "have you ever been convicted of a crime including countries other than Japan" yes/no and the text of card leaves you no choice but to circle yes and guarantee that with your signature (or circle no and lie, running the risk of committing a crime in Japan if they do a check).