Sentence examples for passenger trends from inspiring English sources

This expanding sector is trying to respond to the increased passenger demand – doubling every 15 years – by offering the latest innovations that meet evolving passenger trends and environmental demands.

That share is far higher than in the industry at large; last year was the first time light-truck sales exceeded those of passenger cars, a trend that has been reducing the gas mileage of the average new vehicle.

A baggage report released last month from SITA, an aviation information technology company that studies trends in passenger baggage, found that one in four passengers chose not to check bags last year, compared with one in six in 2008 — the first year virtually all the major airlines imposed the fees.

The bank said it was encouraged by recent trends in passenger capacity, adding: "If oil stabilises, shares under our coverage are due a bounce".

Using composites to improve passenger comfort is a trend in aviation.

The trend in passenger numbers has been relentlessly upwards despite periodic slumps caused by economic downturns, oil shocks, wars and scares about the spread of diseases such as SARS.

"For us, it is very important because you can see in the passenger cars an important trend in downsizing of the engine, reduction of the fuel consumption and less CO2 emissions," Jalinier said.

Using a real case with 23 candidate baggage carousels at Incheon International Airport during 2013 2015, our experiments demonstrate the strength of the proposed methodology in planning appropriate capacity expansion that reflect the operational flow of passengers within the airport based on the future trend of passenger demand.

Then, John McGuinness, 65, from Kettering, was told it was due to "being able to monitor the trends of which passenger spends what".

To review the trends in disruptive passenger behaviour on board UK registered commercial aircraft since the inception of annual reporting from April 1999.

The report added that "softening demand could begin to undermine the persisting upward trend in U.S. passenger yields".