Sentence examples for first regular passenger from inspiring English sources

If that were to happen, it would mean the first regular passenger train service to the town since 1971.

The Swiss news agency ATS reported that the first regular passenger train to use the GBT pulled out of Zurich at 6.09am (0509 GMT) and arrived in Lugano at 8.17am, with the tunnel passage shaving 30 minutes off the previous travel time.

Despite claims by the Stockton and Darlington Railway, the Canterbury and Whitstable was the first regular passenger steam railway in the world.

Posted to No. 1 Squadron, he was a pilot on the first regular passenger service between London and Paris, ferrying delegates to and from the Peace Conference at Versailles.

Meeting in Beijing, the two sides were expected to reach agreements allowing the first regular direct passenger flights, and visits by Chinese tourists to Taiwan.

Built in 1830, it was the first-ever regular passenger line: taking excited Victorian daytrippers from Canterbury to Whitstable.

6 Korea Flight Raises Hopes A North Korean passenger jet flew from North Korea to South Korea and back again to the North in a flight that may portend the first regular inter-Korean passenger service as well as a step ahead in the arduous process of dialogue between the North and the South.

Two civilian aircraft were derived from these the Tu-104, which appeared in 1955 and became one of the first jet transports to provide regular passenger service, and the Tu-114 long-range passenger plane, the largest propeller-driven aircraft ever in regular service.

In defiance of United Nations sanctions, Royal Jordanian Airlines has resumed regular passenger service from Amman to Baghdad, the first airline to do so since commercial flights to Iraq were halted a decade ago.

A new ferry stop for the Riverside Museum, which just saw its one-millionth visitor, marks the first time in around 50 years that this section of the river has had regular passenger service.

Regular passenger service on the canyon line ended after the Second World War, and in 1960 the second set of train tracks was removed.