Sentence examples for passenger support from inspiring English sources

That is the goal of the passenger support program, and a reason that the agency is now promoting its availability, Mr. McLaughlin said.

The program has 3,000 so-called passenger support specialists who volunteer from among the agency's work force of about 45,000 screeners.

In the area of passenger support, the jet age excelled in the ticketing process and in the creation of large terminals, but in the view of many experienced travelers it regressed in the area of onboard comfort.

Swissair's decision is part of a "general trend in Europe toward physical restraints because of a greater awareness of what could happen," said Gillian Freund, senior manager for passenger support at the International Air Transport Association.

Although available to help any passenger, the passenger support specialists target those with health conditions and disabilities.

Mark Hicks, Head of Passenger Support Services at Heathrow, told The Huffington Post in an email that the airport takes accessibility very seriously.

The higher use of bicycles and mopeds in combination with the lower mileage as car passenger supports the hypotheses that travel patterns change in early adolescence toward independent travel (H1) and toward more risky modes of transport (H2).

While few travelers would advocate outright assault, a survey of 2,000 travelers released by Skyscanner, a fare-comparison site, in August found that 59 percent of passengers support creating special sections on flights for families.

Without these passengers, major business destinations such as Bangalore, Chennai and Seattle would all disappear.It is naive to think transfer passengers do not offer any wider economic benefits the direct, global links that these passengers support are Britain's gateway to the world economy.

However, train operator London Midland probably speaks for many rail companies when it says: "The vast majority of our passengers support us taking a firm but fair approach to fare evaders, so that the honest majority are not subsidising those who choose to avoid their fare".

Over the past 13 years, Change for Good has raised over £23 million through spare foreign change donated by British Airways passengers supporting UNICEF's work with children in over 50 countries.