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Discover Ludwig"passenger demand" is a perfectly acceptable phrase in written English.
You can use it when describing an increase or decrease in the number of people requesting a particular service, such as public transportation or a flight. For example: "Due to the outbreak of COVID-19, passenger demand for air travel has sharply decreased."
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Transaero has scaled back its Kiev service, citing "decreasing passenger demand".
In all, passenger demand on Britain's railways is expected to increase by 14% by 2018.
Airline fares are based on many factors, like oil prices, labor costs and passenger demand.
Airlines are squeezed between high oil prices and falling passenger demand in America and Europe.
But Ms. Rizzuto predicted that carriers' attitudes would change as passenger demand heats up.
"Jetliner demand forecasters typically look at the market in terms of passenger demand growth.
Carriers must take into account factors including fuel prices, passenger demand and labor restrictions.
Even with Terminal 5, it will not be able to meet future passenger demand.
But lack of passenger demand on the route soon made Roraima Airways drop it.
"In terms of passenger demand, we are struggling as a result of Chinese visas.
With the economic downturn, airlines have been caught flat-footed by a drop in passenger demand.
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