Sentence examples for passenger briefing from inspiring English sources

An extensive passenger briefing on the BA website urges those taking connecting flights to not run down power on devices on the first leg of their trip, saying airports have "very limited" charging points.

According to some of the passengers who survived crashes into the ocean, they had not been briefed on the use of lifejackets or where the life jackets were located one more example of the kind of information that you don't find in coded data, and it reinforced our recommendation for more attention to passenger briefings (Haaland et al. 2009).

While it was not named as a cause of the accident, investigators also found that the passenger safety briefing cards in the airplane showed two types of galley service doors.

Passengers are briefed on the ground, encouraged to take motion sickness medication and then flown to around 20,000 feet.

It's an awkward circle just south of the lake and west of Bethesda Fountain, designed originally as a place where horse-drawn carriages could easily turn around, allowing their passengers a brief glimpse of the water.

One of my extra jobs is to act as an unpaid tour escort on the excursions that take passengers on brief adventures when we are in port.

The BBC's Jonah Fisher faced a wall of police after loved-ones of some of the passengers disrupted a briefing by Malaysian officials.

Setting the film on a passenger liner, with brief scenes in Gabriel's native Grenada were intended to contribute towards this fairytale atmosphere, with Winterson explaining that the opening sequence in the Caribbean is "designed to draw the audience out of the world of their own concerns and into a world whose customs are strange.

The passengers have had a briefing from the captain, who said he was "very relieved" that the rescue had gone smoothly.

The Cleveland Railway was built as a freight railway and provided no passenger services during its brief existence as an independently owned railway.

The passengers boarded the brief flight between two islands off the coast of British Columbia in May 2010 after being refused water taxi service because they were carrying a case of beer and several bottles of liquor.