The phrase "at all passengers" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be intended to refer to all passengers in a specific context, but it lacks clarity and proper grammatical structure.
Example: "The announcement was made to all passengers waiting at the gate."
Alternatives: "to all travelers" or "for every passenger".
At some airports, all passengers were asked to remove their shoes before walking through metal detectors, regardless of whether they wore a menacing steel-toed boot or a thin rubber flip-flop.
Optional boat or helicopter cruises of Katherine Gorge will be offered to all passengers at Katherine, midway between Alice Springs and Darwin (boat tours cost $40; helicopter-tour costs vary).
While direct flights to the US are the main focus, enhanced screening will affect all passengers at airports with centralised security.
According to proposals by the Transportation Security Administration, the administration will assign all passengers at American airports a "threat index score," based on their perceived trustworthiness.
Considering that airlines will probably never again serve full meals to all passengers, at least we are finally getting real options instead of more fatty, greasy food.
Cash refunds should be available at ticket offices and all passengers travelling on electronic smart tickets should receive compensation automatically for delays of 15 minutes or more.
On its Web site, American Airlines said the T.S.A. had ordered new measures for flights departing from foreign locations to the United States, including mandatory screening of all passengers at airport gates during the boarding process.
The Katharina has a lounge with a panoramic view, a restaurant large enough to accommodate all passengers at once, a dance floor, a gift shop, a beauty parlor and an infirmary staffed by a doctor.
Mr. Chertoff, in an interview, said that the original plan was to use these devices for all passengers at checkpoints, but that opposition from privacy advocates had significantly delayed the effort.
Via works by looking at all drivers and all passengers to route the fastest, least cumbersome multi-passenger rides.
