Sentence examples for passenger sector from inspiring English sources

Availability of inertial navigation units for commercial aircraft has reduced the need for this communication in the passenger sector; en route information is still provided through a variety of communication media on long-distance trips to warn of impending delays or other conditions.

Berry [7] developed a model for estimating the access conditions of new operators to the air passenger sector.

In the passenger sector, these questions covered four areas: macro transport flows, land-use patterns, social attitudes and preferences and purpose of trips.

Reform efforts were continued in the Second, Third and Fourth Railway Packages, where the Directives were subsequently revised to make the European rail freight (and passenger) sector fit to meet the needs of operators and customers.

The identification of challenges is made per scenario: Regarding the Unlimited Scenario and specifically the passenger sector, European manufacturers should get prepared for a significant increase in demand for efficient zero-emission vehicles (e-bikes and e-cars).

In addition it also fulfils the characteristics already identified by De Rus et al. [44] suggesting that if true competition in the railway passenger sector does take place it would be in duopoly conditions with just two competing operators (established and newcomer) and only on high density corridors.

The entry of various plug-in electric vehicles (PEVs) into the passenger vehicle sector provides novel opportunities to learn about the potential for future PEV markets.

For this reason, in the present work, the hybrid hydro-mechanical transmission is studied with the aim of pointing out its potential for the urban passenger transport sector.

The inverse relationship between the compactness index and CO2 emissions in our study suggest that less fragmented and compact cities emit less CO2 from the passenger transportation sector than the sprawled cities.

We conclude with the enduring legacy of the Thredbo series and look with optimism to the future for what the next 30 years of Thredbo may bring to the land passenger transport sector.

By 2030, under business as usual scenario assumptions, energy use in the urban passenger transport sector comprised 23.2 Mt of gasoline, 1.72 Mt of diesel, 3.36 billion M3 of natural gas, and 0.62 billion kWh of electricity.