Sentence examples for instructing passengers from inspiring English sources

Instructing passengers to brace is standard procedure.

The video was recorded through the window of a plane, and an audio recording in English and German is audible instructing passengers how to properly use their life vests.

As I have mentioned in several columns, some airlines had been instructing passengers that, based on Federal Aviation Administration safety rules, nothing could be placed in seat pockets — not even eyeglasses.

IATA said: "Instructing passengers to leave behind their belongings is important, as baggage carried to the door of the aircraft will impede or delay evacuations and cause pile-ups at the bottom of the evacuation slide".

The voice goes on to instruct passengers to "protect your phone from curious onlookers".

A moment later, a motorman instructed passengers over the train's loudspeaker to walk to the front of the train to exit.

Ms. Tombrello pointed out that pilots regularly instruct passengers to stay buckled in their seats when not up to use the restroom.

In the event of an evacuation, cabin crew should instruct passengers according to guidelines from the International Air Transport Association, the trade association for the world's airlines.

Her brief training did not include handling a fire extinguisher or learning how to instruct passengers to assume a braced position before a crash, the reports said.

As the air stewardess on the Togo-bound flight instructed passengers to fasten their seatbelts, the gendarmes realised that their charge had stopped breathing.

Forget "speedy boarding": airlines that instruct passengers to board short-haul jets in a seat sequence that begins 30F, 28F, 26F and ends 5C, 3C, 1C could save a fortune by cutting the time the aircraft spends on the ground.