Sentence examples for available passenger from inspiring English sources

There is no readily available passenger manifest for this ship of fools, with the only other named attendee at the bash being Spandau Ballet's Gary Kemp.

His name does not seem to be on any of the available passenger manifests of ships sailing out of Britain before 1860.

Finally, feasibility of the proposed system is examined using a commercially available passenger car tire through performing static compression and a dynamic rotation test.

Chrysler introduced the first commercially available passenger car power-steering system on the 1951 Chrysler Imperial, marketed under the name of Hydraguide.

On a unit basis, its revenue jumped 8 percent, the first improvement since the end of 2008 in revenue per available passenger-mile, a common industry standard, the company said in a statement.

When compensation is not available passengers can still find themselves being looked after.

All available passengers in a given compartment were approached for participation and told that this study sought to assess appreciation for new developments in health care, that participation entailed completing the questionnaire that would take 10 to 15 minutes, and that they would receive a chocolate bar as a token of appreciation after completion.

The 747, which is built by Boeing, seats about 400 and is the biggest plane now available for passenger service.

By 1960 the electric industry was producing transformer and rectifier packages slim enough to fit under the frames of a motored urban rapid-transit car, thereby making almost its entire body available for passenger seating.

Joseph Coughlin, director of the M.I.T. AgeLab, said during the call that the panel reviewed 25 technologies available on passenger cars and identified the 10 that would be of greatest benefit to drivers aged 50 and over.

The Italian sportbike manufacturer unveiled what it claims is the first motorcycle engine with variable valve timing – a technology widely available in passenger cars but, until recently, not on bikes.