The phrase "allow passengers to make" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing permissions or options available to passengers in various contexts, such as travel or transportation.
Example: "The new policy will allow passengers to make changes to their flight itineraries without incurring additional fees."
Alternatives: "permit passengers to create" or "enable passengers to perform".
Airlines and Amtrak need to work together in synchronizing their schedules to allow passengers to make connections from the airport to the train station, and vice versa.
In 2006 the nation's commercial airliners may begin to allow passengers to make cellphone calls and connect to the Internet throughout a flight.
Even though some planes allow passengers to make calls and send and receive e-mail, such service is spotty and slow, limited on some systems to 64 kilobits per second.
Amtrak and Continental have entered an agreement that will allow passengers to make one reservation to book their flight as well as travel on Amtrak's Keystone or Acela Regional service between Newark International Airport and four cities -- Philadelphia Wilmington, Del..; and New Haven and Stamford, Conn.
Although Virgin Atlantic is the first British carrier to allow passengers to make phone calls above the clouds, several others have similar services.
A new bus fare has been introduced in London allowing passengers to make a second journey for free within one hour of beginning their first.
The nation's top telecom regulator will propose allowing passengers to make cell phone calls and use their data plans while on an airplane, officials said Thursday.
Because Virgin has thousands of passengers out of position, it is not in a good position to organise this for you, but during previous episodes of disruption it has allowed passengers to make their own arrangements and then claim refunds.
The newest addition the longest high-speed railway line in the world opened at the end of 2012, allowing passengers to make the 1,418km journey from Beijing to the southern metropolis of Guangzhou in just eight hours.
"Publication of train-by-train crowding information is, in the short term, an important tool for allowing passengers to make informed choices about which trains to travel on, and convincing those passengers who can change their travel patterns to do so," he said.
Musk had imagined that solar-powered motors built into the tube would use magnetic fields to periodically accelerate the pod, which would then coast in a nearly frictionless and drag-force-free environment, allowing passengers to make the 382-mile trip from Los Angeles to San Francisco in about half an hour.
