Sentence examples for existing passenger from inspiring English sources

The existing passenger elevators also were furnished with new cabs.

Existing passenger gates, baggage-handling and aircraft-servicing arrangements are not well adapted to such novelty.

Mr. Israel is sponsoring a bill that would require that the antimissile equipment be placed in all 6,800 existing passenger planes in the United States.

Alaska is already connected to the United States by superhighway through Canada, along the Alaksa Highway – though there is no existing passenger rail network.

Besides the existing passenger ship terminals and the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum, commercial development will be limited to the already-existing Chelsea Piers, a private gymnasium and recreation club, and to Pier 40, which is now a parking lot, said Noreen Doyle, vice president of the Hudson River Park Trust, the government agency that is in charge of planning and building the park.

But most of these vehicles are just revisions of VW's existing passenger cars.

"But we've had to do all this at the same time as still flying our existing passengers and still maintaining our on-time departure performance".

"The phased delivery option will reduce construction impact, minimise disruption to existing passengers, deliver HS2 on time, on budget and help provide long-term benefits and opportunities for the community.

Jim Barclay, Merseytravel interim chief executive, said: "The funding is a real boost in our bid to encourage people across Merseyside to leave their cars at home and switch to sustainable travel, whilst the existing passengers will also benefit from the improved facilities and increase in real time information provision".

Small ships such as tugs and trawlers may still have a solid stem bar extending to the top of the bow, and some existing large passenger ships may have steel castings or forgings forming the lower part of the stem.

At the lower end of that scale — 700 milligrams per mile — the VW diesels spewed seven milligrams above the average in-use rate for the existing U.S. passenger vehicle fleet.