Sentence examples for passenger movements from inspiring English sources

So far, this technology has screened more than 78 million passenger movements.

Layouts with four parallel runways are estimated to have operational capacities of well over one million aircraft movements per year and annual passenger movements in excess of 100 million.

Generally, however, fewer than one-fifth of passenger movements in France were accounted for by rail services, with traffic heavily concentrated along the main, electrified radial routes from the capital, particularly in the direction of southeastern France.

"By contrast, Hong Kong international airport, which was built on a barren rock in the South China Sea and can process 50 million passenger movements every year, took just six years to build — from start to finish".

Since it opened in 1960, such challenges have become familiar to airline crews in Latin America that serve this busy airport, which has an average of 220 flights a day and about 10m passenger movements a year.

May has been leading the drive to set up a database to track all passenger movements by air, by train or by ferry within Europe since 2011 but it has been blocked by the European parliament since 2013 over their privacy concerns that it would lead to passenger profiling.

Airlines are responsible for nearly one-fifth of all passenger movement.

Passenger movement then would be vertical instead of horizontal, doing away with ever-longer walks down airport concourses.

The government will increase the passenger movement charge by $5 to $60, and will take 95% of foreign workers' superannuation when they leave Australia.

It will be up to the pilots on those flights to decide whether to restrict passenger movement or the use of blankets or other items often held on passengers' laps during the last hour of flight.

One result has been the continuing dominance of the railways, which account for about nine-tenths of the country's freight turnover (three-fifths if pipelines are included) and half of all passenger movement.