Sentence examples for fare passengers from inspiring English sources
"Given a choice between Grand Central and a higher fare or the Bronx terminal and a lower fare, passengers by the thousands were expected to switch to the Westchester," Stan Fischler wrote in "Uptown, Downtown: A Trip Through Time on New York's Subways" (1976).
"As a precautionary measure, we have also taken the decision to repatriate all customers currently on holiday in Kenya, including our Air Fare passengers back to the UK on Thursday and Friday this week". At Mombasa airport, the taxi driver Sam Kidelo said tourists were distressed at having to cut short their dream holidays and were clamouring for seats on crowded evacuation planes.
With a miniature video camera trained on the back seat and a closed-circuit monitor mounted facing "the fare," passengers could see themselves on television, and a cabbie could rest assured that a videocassette recorder in a locked box beneath the seat would provide a video document of the tour of duty.
For a fee of $15, $20 or $25, depending on the length of flight and the fare, passengers get a cocktail, an extra credit on their frequent-flier program, and the right to board with the first group of passengers (Southwest does not offer assigned seats).
With this perk, APFA president Laura Glading and her family can travel first class anyplace, anytime and have priority that can bump a full fare passenger.
KLM, has been battling with other European carriers for lower-fare passengers.
If there's a delay, they should take full-fare passengers off the airplane and rebook them.
Full-fare passengers constitute 15percentt of the people on the plane.
Continental said on Tuesday that it was reducing capacity and would begin charging low-fare passengers for certain services.
Mr. Bethune, of Continental, concurred with the strategy of trying to reduce the number of low-fare passengers.
The bad news is that upgrades will be limited to full-fare passengers holding a ticket from the airline operating the flight.
