Sentence examples for passengers volumes from inspiring English sources
"But we're not complacent about some long waiting times, which is why this weekend we have increased staffing numbers by more than 50percentnt at Heathrow to respond to large passengers volumes.
He added: "But we're not complacent about some long waiting times, which is why this weekend we have increased staffing numbers by more than 50% at Heathrow to respond to large passengers volumes.
The advantages of incorporating trains into the airlines' hub-and-spoke systems means increased passenger volumes for the railways.
The design that is ultimately adopted depends principally on the passenger volumes to be served and the type of passenger involved.
Boivin said that following consultation with major carriers it had agreed "a voluntary protocol" for all airlines to reduce inbound passenger volumes on the day of the strike.
He declared: "Passenger volumes in the third quarter grew by 30% when many of our high fare competitors were grounding planes and making staff redundant".
With border staff numbers dwindling by a fifth and passenger volumes up by 10%, lengthy queues at passport control were inevitable.
For example, Asia-Pacific passenger volumes in April, the latest month for which statistics are available, were 8.6percentt lower than in April 2008 — worse than the 3.1percentt fall worldwide.
By the end of 2011 total peak passenger volumes had increased by a third on the east London route.Second, areas that were once underdeveloped became more popular.
The company said: Passenger volumes continue to be weaker than we have seen in the UK bus (regional operations) division in recent years... Our London division has experience a small net reduction in contracts with Transport for London.
The passenger volumes are enormous, about 14 million people a day, according to the American Public Transportation Association, of whom most are on buses, plus about 4 million on subways, suburban commuter trains or other rail transport, and smaller numbers on ferries.
