Based on this result, it is not surprising to recognize that the attractiveness of air travel (i.e., attributable to customer goodwill) is characterized by well-performing flight operations, equating to lesser passenger-related costs such as compensation plans due to delays, cancellations, denied boarding, and lost luggage, to name just a few.
They rebalanced the mix by creating a lesser product (passengers would get hot, cold, or wet under certain weather conditions), with a lower image, and a lower price.
However, similar effects occur to a lesser degree in passenger vehicles, especially light trucks.
This was a democratic first for the Titanic: lesser cruise ships offered budget passengers only straw to sleep on.
As a Jan . 17letter writer says, in an accident between a sport utility vehicle and a regular car, the S.U.V.'s passengers have a lesser risk of injury.
This is particularly the case for the 10 to 14 year olds because of the extremely low risk of car passengers, and to some lesser extent for the 15 to 17 year olds because of the rising risk of car passengers.
Meanwhile, he welcomes an emerging "new paradigm" involving increased use by businesses of small aircraft that carry six to eight passengers and fly among lesser used regional airports.
The passenger domains follow this pattern to a lesser degree (Fig. 3).
On average, the number of monthly passengers peaks in March and to a lesser extent in November.
The TUC's Action for Rail campaign said rail passengers will be paying more for a lesser service, as rail operators begin to implement job cuts as part of plans to save £3.5bn across the rail industry by 2019.
OF THE LITANY of horrible things that could go wrong mid-flight, a passenger seat coming loose is one of the lesser problems, ranking somewhere between reheated mystery meat and the screaming child in seat 21B.
