Sentence examples for passengers of changes in from inspiring English sources

Some innovations also promise customer-service improvements, such as notifying passengers of changes in departure times or gates by cellphone or pager instead of an unintelligible public address speaker.

The publisher of those seat-back catalogs brimming with useless crapola thumbed through by millions of air passengers, SkyMall ostensibly became the victim of changes in air travel and retailing.

Consequently, because fuel consumption efficiency of ordinary passenger cars is inferior to that of the other two car types, the impact of changes in fuel consumption would be more noticeable in ordinary passenger cars than they would be in either kei passenger cars or hybrid cars.

Fig. 2 Effects of changes in the annual average travel distance in kei, ordinary, and hybrid vehicles on annual gasoline consumption by passenger automobiles in Japan.

Fig. 4 Effects of change in fuel mileage in kei, ordinary, and hybrid vehicles on annual gasoline consumption by passenger automobiles in Japan.

Fig. 5 Effects of change in the market share of kei, ordinary, and hybrid vehicles on annual gasoline consumption by passenger automobiles in Japan.

Fig. 6 Effects of change in the number of vintage automobiles for kei, ordinary, and hybrid vehicles on annual gasoline consumption by passenger automobiles in Japan.

This study helps transit planners and policy makers to better understand the effects of implementing a combination of strategies to improve running time and passenger's perception of these changes in service.

In addition to the continuous increase in the average age of passengers, flight stress and changes in the cabin environment (temperature, humidity or air pressure), and other additional factors associated with travel, such as the stress of increased security, decreased seat space and increasing delays, can also trigger medical emergencies on board [ 1].

Similarly, using the expression shown in Eq. (10), the average effects of the changes in the market share of new passenger cars, the changes in the total number of new passenger cars, and the change in the reciprocal of the fuel economy on gasoline consumption can be formulated as E new ( Δ γ k ) = ∑ u = t − 1, t f ( | s 2 | ) d u, k Δ γ k C u e u, k − 1, (12).

However, deregulation also increased financial instability within the commercial air transport industry, reduced quality of service, increased passenger fees and accelerated changes in the operational configurations of networks through hubbing, dehubbing, mergers and acquisitions.