Sentence examples for handle a passenger from inspiring English sources

How to handle a passenger who insists on preaching loudly from the Bible on a red-eye flight.  .

Sky News was criticised by Ofcom in October for causing "considerable offence" for broadcasting images of one of its presenters handling a passenger's belongings at the crash site.

Or how would you handle a drunk passenger?

Often flight attendants can't handle a situation, and heroic passengers get involved.

She said that expanding to handle a higher number of passengers on the A380 would not be difficult.

Coming up today: Heathrow is set to handle a record number of passengers as the first big surge in Olympic athletes arrive in London.

In a system now flying with more than 80 percent of seats full, there's no slack to handle a crush of desperate passengers looking to reschedule flights knocked off the board by a big storm.

The subways handle a staggering 5.65 million passengers each weekday.

The dispiriting maze — North America's busiest train station, shared by Amtrak, New Jersey Transit and the Long Island Rail Road — was never meant to handle a daily flow of 600,000 passengers and 1,300 trains.

The new building was designed to handle an ambitious 3.5m passengers a year.

Birmingham's airport managers say after a £200 million investment programme, they could handle an extra nine million passengers a year from now.