Sentence examples for bringing passengers from inspiring English sources

The airlines said that the only way they could fill big planes flying to places like London and Rome was by bringing passengers in on small planes.

And the airlines have said that the only way they can fill big planes flying to major international destinations is by bringing passengers in on small planes.

The government is not looking at this stage at bringing passengers home on RAF planes, although British military experts are working with UK officials and the airlines to work out the best way of getting them back.

The bustle of Kezi centers on a store where people wait for the Shoeshine bus to come from the city, bringing passengers, newspapers, mattresses, tables, chairs, blankets, sacks of maize; women wait for letters from husbands or lovers, for parcels with nylons and deodorant and Ponds cold cream.

Upon testing their rocket's in-flight escape system (a means of bringing passengers to safety if something were to happen during launch), Jeff Bezos' rocket company ended up with a safely recovered crew capsule and an unexpectedly intact New Shepard rocket.

Always do a weight and balance on the plane before bringing passengers or baggage.

An elevator in the 190th Street station brings passengers to a terraced section within Fort Tryon Park.

A. Certainly, the fears of terrorism are not helping bring passengers back to the airports.

"Our responsibility is to bring passengers from A to B and land there safely.

Nevertheless, the financial pain will linger, partly because fares have had to be slashed to bring passengers back.

"A passenger standing near Professor Turney overheard the voyage leader, Greg Mortimer, telling him over the radio to bring passengers back to the ship so it can leave.