The phrase "amount of passenger" is not correct in standard written English.
The correct term should be "number of passengers" as "amount" is typically used for uncountable nouns.
Example: "The number of passengers on the flight exceeded the airline's expectations."
Alternatives: "count of passengers" or "total passengers".
Despite a long-running campaign by Abta to abolish the tax, from November the amount of passenger duty - a tax levied per passenger and included in airfares - will increase and be split into four bands rather than two, with passengers being charged according to how far they fly and in which class.
RAMPP takes into account of population mobility in urban settings via the use of passenger traffic information of urban transportation system, that captures the simple but important idea that large amount of passenger flow in and out of a station can dramatically increase the contagion risk of dengue in the neighborhood.
These capital costs are set against improvements in the quality of service delivered, the amount of passenger growth that results, and potential reductions in operating costs.
But what is interesting here is because of the fares freeze the amount of passenger income gained from that is not as high as it would have been if fares had been pegged to inflation (or inflation plus 1%).
The Metro runs short trains, typically a pair of 28 m Metrocars, and so the removal of cab areas can free up a considerable amount of passenger space relative to the train length.
Some ways to measure them: the number of patents a metro area produces (innovation), the number of college graduates that live there (human capital), the amount of passenger miles its residents travel (infrastructure) and the vibrancy of its downtown area (quality of place).
The algorithm also takes into account the variation of preferences according to the amount of passengers onboard.
The Selectee Lane is not effectively utilized in some airports due to the small amount of passengers selected to go through it.
There has been a significant increase in the amount of passengers using Truro park and ride, according to a survey by Cornwall Council.
Similarly, Stuart Lodge of roundtheworldflights.com told us of 'a 22 per cent increase in the amount of passengers travelling round the world for between 2 3 months – suggesting people are cramming many highlights into a shorter time.'.
The short-term objectives are listed (up to 5 years) and these are based on the predicted amount of passengers in air transport, and the plan is made to increase the capacity of the airports to meet such estimated demands.
