Also means
departure
Usage Note
Andata literally means 'going' and refers to the outward leg of a trip. Biglietto di sola andata is a one-way ticket; andata e ritorno is a return (round-trip) ticket. As a past participle of andare, it also functions in compound tenses, but as a standalone noun it is common in travel contexts.
Examples
"Ho comprato un biglietto di sola andata."
Natural Translation
I bought a one-way ticket.

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