Sentence examples for Out of passengers from inspiring English sources

It will surely inspire other carriers to follow suit: the airline business barely scrapes a profit at the best of times, so any means of squeezing a little bit extra out of passengers while blaming governments is more than welcome.

"The primary purpose of cabin crew is the safety of passengers, but instead Thomas Cook seems intent on working them to the bone to extract as much money as possible out of passengers at the expense of safety".

Because the architects and engineers knew from the start that they would have to find a place for a lot of bulky — and, to some eyes, scary-looking — X-ray explosive detection equipment, they have managed to house it where it is out of passengers' sight.

Notifying drivers when a passenger is drunk could save those drivers the headache of hauling around an out-of-control passenger, or prevent drivers from dealing with passengers who puke in their car, which may lead to disputed charges.

While cockpit doors are now reinforced and virtually impossible to breach, mayhem in the cabin caused by an out-of-control passenger with a knife would still ensue.

Leichtung, the booker, works out of an office with no desk; he sits on a bench seat ripped out of a passenger van.

On another flight, I subdued an out-of-control female passenger who hit two attendants in the face.

The security forces are carrying out random checks of passengers and luggage, but they are not attempting systematic inspections.

Grounded flights caused delays for commuters traveling out of Sydney causing passengers stuck in heavy traffic to abandon their cars, The Sydney Morning Herald reports.

The subroutine was used to simulate the response of idealized accommodation deck, with and without of a cut-out, of a passenger ship.

In 2005, GM will roll out another batch of passenger cars, such as the Pontiac Solstice roadster and the Pontiac G6 coupe and convertible.