
On board describes that something is aboard a vessel i.e., the location of something or someone
Onboard is one word (sometimes hyphenated—on-board) when it comes before the noun it modifies (e.g., onboard radio, onboard computer). Elsewhere, writers usually make on board two words. For instance, one might write, “We brought a radio on board so we could have sầu an onboard radio.” Reference Onbaord vs on board
It"s rather an idiomatic phrase (or a quasi-adverb)Examples: There are no medical physicians on board. Smoking is not allowed on board.
Aboard modifies an action & is often followed by reference of the vessel, e.g. khổng lồ step aboard a something.
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answered Sep 15 "14 at 19:05

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"aboard" is only a contraction of "on board". May be pilots prefer "on board", but actually there is no difference between the two variants.
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answered Sep 15 "14 at 17:05

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We are on board the plane because we have sầu boarded the aircraft.
Aboard the ship, we watched the waves.
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Perhaps a bit silly, but:
As you are now on board, welcome aboard the our vessel.
As you are now aboard (the vessel) let me say welcome on board!
I don"t see any grammitical difference, rather it seems to lớn be usage as Fumble (hi ya Fumble :) says. (And there"s Amid ship - center of ship.)
It would be even more silly, but grammatically correct, to say:
As you are now aboard, let me say welcome aboard.
I wonder if the word "board" derives from the planks / boards used from dock to ship khổng lồ enter the vessel?
"Arrr matey, Howard, walk the plank off board!"
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