Sentence examples for passenger entry from inspiring English sources

Components of Boeing airliners' wings come from Japan, South Korea and Australia; horizontal stabilizers and center fuselages from Italy; cargo access doors from Sweden; passenger entry doors from France; landing-gear doors from Canada; engines and landing gear from Britain.

The Vehicle subsystem includes the vehicle's "external" aspects, i.e. its characteristics in terms of use of space and kinematic behaviour, and the vehicle's "internal" aspects as a passenger container, with carriage capacity, internal arrangements and access systems for passenger entry and exit.

London Waterloo, which had 99m passenger entries and exits last year.

There were only 22 passenger entries and exits in the whole of 2014.

Almost all of the top-10 busiest rail stations were in London, except Birmingham New Street station which was said to have 35.3 million passenger entries and exits at the station last year.

Birmingham New Street is the busiest railway station in the United Kingdom outside London, both for passenger entries and exits and for passenger interchanges.

Total number of passenger entries and exits at the station during the year is as follows: During 2011 there were 0.99 million passenger entries and exits at the station, continuing a trend of growth over the preceding eight years, but lower than neighbouring stations on the route.

Canada also refused the passengers entry.

Faced with this unforeseen development, the ship's captain, Gustav Schroeder, turned the St . Louistoward the Florida coast of the United States in hopes that U.S. government officials would allow passengers entry on refugee status by processing their visa applications.

BAGHDAD — The black-masked soldier stood at the army checkpoint examining the identification cards of each passenger, denying entry to anyone who did not live in the Sunni district of Ameriya.

You think airport security guards in Los Angeles can look a traveler in the eyes and see infection, blocking that jet passenger's entry into La-la-land?" Garrett recommended immediate emergency help for the countries dealing with the disease.