Sentence examples similar to passengers medium from inspiring English sources

Passenger only "stretched" version of the 200 series, incorporating 123 inches longer fuselage, capable of carrying up to 139 (originally 99) passengers, medium-fuel capacity.

Taxis are often smelly, dirty and uncomfortable but they get you from a to b. Bhavish Aggarwal, co-founder and CEO of one of the country's biggest taxi booking platforms Ola Cabs, estimates that in Bangalore there are only around 100 drivers licensed to drive luxury cars, compared with about 50,000 drivers authorised to carry passengers in medium to low-end vehicles.

The battery problems followed endless production difficulties for the Dreamliner, which has been marketed as a quiet, fuel-efficient aircraft, carrying between 201 and 290 passengers on medium-range routes.

Results of estimation of determinants of aviation service according to statistic method describing the mean value in a 5-scale Likert show that scores given by passengers vary from "medium" to "pretty good" (Table 9).

"It is not worth filling a big carrier with economy passengers, even with medium-priced tickets," Mr. Bejar said.

For now, Inchon has a niche serving passengers flying between medium-size cities in the region, with flights east to 22 cities in Japan, west to 22 in China and north to 4r in far eastern Russia.

A series of studies carried out by Gianni Belcaro at the G. d'Annunzio University in Pescara, Italy, and his colleagues, suggest that low- to medium-risk passengers have a 1-4% chance of developing DVT from a flight, and that high-risk passengers have up to a 10% chance of coming down with it.

The recent IMO MEPC regulation on EEDI, EEOI and increased fuel cost has worsened the financial condition of the small and medium sized passenger ferry companies, and it is situated to acquire the economic ships with a pretty high resistance performance.

The UK government's calculations suggest a long-haul plane emits 110g of carbon dioxide per passenger kilometre, a medium-sized car with two occupants the same, while the train emits 60g.

The 2002 2003 SARS contagion also affected passenger traffic for medium-haul flights in Southeast Asia, while long-haul flights to North America, Japan, and Europe were less affected.

Rapid transit systems may be named after the medium by which passengers travel in busy central business districts; the use of tunnels inspires names such as subway, underground, Untergrundbahn (U-Bahn) in German, or the Tunnelbana (T-bana) in Swedish; the use of viaducts inspires names such as elevated (el or L), skytrain, overhead, or overground.