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The phrase "allowed passengers to" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing permissions or actions granted to passengers in various contexts, such as travel or transportation.
Example: "The airline allowed passengers to bring one carry-on bag and a personal item on board."
Alternatives: "permitted passengers to" or "granted passengers the ability to".
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Immediately the leading US airlines allowed passengers to use portable electronic devices from gate to gate.
Hertz allows customers to rent cars at automated kiosks, just as airlines have for some time allowed passengers to check in without talking to anyone.
Gone is the curbside check-in that allowed passengers to move their bags from car or shuttle to plane with minimal lugging or searching for baggage carts.
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.
He said that the airline was offering vouchers that allowed passengers to reschedule flights at a time that was convenient, a better system, he said, than the airline automatically bumping passengers to a particular flight.
"Otis allowed passengers to ride in relative safety," said Patrick Carrajat, the founder and curator of the Elevator Historical Society, which runs a museum in Long Island City, Queens.
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These "express exit" seats allow passengers to be among the first to board and get out.
It is our policy always to allow passengers to carry on board any medication they need".
HOW do flight attendants feel about allowing passengers to carry little knives on board?
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