The phrase "extensive passengers" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation when there are a large number of people travelling, for example: The train was overcrowded with extensive passengers, making the journey difficult for those on board.
It was intended to provide an extensive passenger service and to rely on locomotive traction alone.
A much larger project, which would include building an extensive passenger rail line linking Stewart Airport to Metro-North, would cost an estimated $4.5 billion.
The specification "draws on extensive passenger feedback and includes a number of innovative features", including Wi-Fi and on-board video-on-demand, Eurostar said.
An extensive passenger briefing on the BA website urges those taking connecting flights to not run down power on devices on the first leg of their trip, saying airports have "very limited" charging points.
The mainstay of the country's extensive passenger rail network is the Japan Railways (JR Groupp of companies that was formed in 1987 when the state-run Japan National Railways (JNR) was privatized.
"We would like to see some extensive passenger consultation - there seemingly has been very little if any.
In the most comprehensive investigation, involving three flights with extensive passenger tracing and laboratory confirmation of index and secondary cases, a wide range of risk was noted (Table 4).
As Hong Kong is a gateway to China with extensive passenger movements and global transport networks, it may be a place for the spread of novel EV71 mutants or recombinants to other cities, posing pandemic threats as in the case of SARS.
The post office has developed a complete range of normal postal and financial services and an extensive postal passenger transport network and carries out various social security, revenue, and other agency functions.
And modern cruising has introduced extensive advances for passengers with disabilities, he wrote, rendering it "one of the most hassle-free vacations possible".
