passenger|passengers in English

noun

[pas·sen·ger || 'pæsɪndʒə(r)]

traveler, fare, one who rides (boat, plane, train, car, bus, etc.); person in a crew or group who does very little productive work or does not do his/her share of the work, person who participates in an activity in an inactive manne

Use "passenger|passengers" in a sentence

1. The train has 16 passenger cars, with a seating capacity of 1,128 passengers.

2. This requirement concerns the indications given to passengers relating to the passenger alarm signal.

3. This requirement concerns the indications given to passengers relating to the passenger alarm signal

4. Today, more than one billion passengers fly in “long-distance passenger airships” every year.

5. In 1920 she returned to passenger service, on one voyage that year carrying 2,249 passengers.

6. Gliders, air balloons, aeroplanes, dirigible balloons (airships), amphibious airplanes, hydroplanes, space vehicles, aircraft, ejector seats (for aircraft), helicopters, passenger ships and boats, motors buses, passenger cars (automobiles), passenger car (for more 7 passengers), railway passenger cars, automobiles seats

7. Pakistan Railways carries 65 million passengers annually and operates 228 mail, express and passenger trains daily.

8. It features a 7184 m2 passenger terminal building that can accommodate 1.6 million passengers a year.

9. Longer boarding platforms will accommodate 12 passenger railcars, capable of handling 400 more passengers per train.

10. The three passenger terminals have a total handling capacity of around 80 million passengers a year.

11. The US government requires British Airways to collect Advance Passenger Information from passengers prior to travel.

12. Passenger ships of the line provided large, lavishly furnished staterooms to accommodate passengers on the overnight trip.

13. 51 rows  · The world's Busiest airports by passenger traffic are measured by total passengers (data …

14. The passenger terminal at this phase is designed to have a capacity of 5 million passengers per year.

15. Moreover, typical passenger rail carries 2.83 times as many passengers per hour per metre width as a road.

16. The passenger security fee based on the number of passengers aboard the aircraft when departing is EUR 4,35 per passenger, payable to Land Rhineland-Palatinate's Highways and Transport Department — Air Transport Section.

17. In the event compliance is achieved by a reduced passenger load, then the certificate shall be limited to the equivalent number of passengers on the basis of 63.5 kg per person for un- Berthed passengers and 74.8 kg per person for Berthed passengers.

18. The terminal increased the airport's maximum passenger capacity annually by 47 million, bringing the total annual capacity up to 75 million passengers.

19. — Pas.km Δ: if the number of passengers increases, the increase in passenger traffic measured in passenger-kilometres will be multiplied by DKK 0,80, and the gross reduction will also be reduced by that amount (49).

20. Small Dragon Boat Festival holidays, Shantou Airport, 97 flights, with more than 7300 passenger transport passengers, average load factor flights for around 60%.

21. 1. Couchette - a compartment on a European passenger train; contains 4 to 6 berths for sleeping compartment - a partitioned section, chamber, or separate room within a larger enclosed area passenger train - a train that carries passengers

22. Our booked passenger showed in a moment that it was his name. The guard, the coachman, and the two other passengers eyed him distrustfully .

23. Many airlines have committed themselves to responding better to passenger expectations, but what is really needed is a new regulatory framework to protect passengers' rights.

24. Since many passengers were expected, a great number of four-axled passenger coaches were bought, which were comparable in comfort and accoutrements with contemporary standard-gauge coaches.

25. In the past, some cargo airlines would carry a few passengers from time to time on flights, and UPS Airlines once unsuccessfully tried a passenger charter airline division.