Sentence examples for dangerous passengers from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ron used to refer to his methods as "profiling" to prevent potentially dangerous passengers from boarding a jet.

With the decrease in in-flight meals and the increase in unruly or dangerous passengers, our needs are shifting from comfort provision to bare-bones security.

Mr. Glover, solidly convincing as ever, is a former basketball player who is less afraid of dangerous passengers than of his relationship with a waitress played by Pam Grier.

And although El Al wouldn't comment on the subject, the airline may also use biometrics scanners at check-in to photograph potentially dangerous passengers and match their face against a database of known terrorists.

But the system gives security officials one more chance to stop a dangerous passenger.

This seminal science-fiction movie was in effect a transposition to outer space of a Conrad novel about a run-down tramp steamer picking up a lethally dangerous passenger from a remote island.

One of the last calls we responded to was a taxi fare dispute with a particularly uncooperative, and potentially dangerous, passenger.

I felt like she was trying to warn me about something big, but I didn't know what (A dangerous passenger? An imminent plane movement? Something sharp I might trip over in the dark?).

In a recent interview, Candace Kolander, the safety coordinator at the Association of Flight Attendants, lamented that in recent emergency evacuations of planes in dangerous situations, passengers often ignore flight attendants' urgent instructions to leave personal possessions behind and move quickly to the exits.

We followed the same route for our first trip, from the UK to Asia, although in the year between our passages Somali piracy had made the Indian Ocean too dangerous for passengers – even intrepid journalists ("intrepid", is, oddly, an adjective that is applied to writers who go to sea on container ships, though not to the 1.25 million seafarers who do it for a – very dangerous – living).

Without proper lighting, the platform proved dangerous to passengers, and, like many subway stations citywide, was subject to structural decay.