Sentence examples for serving passengers from inspiring English sources

It is to begin serving passengers in 2006.

Mr Eddington has scrapped plans to make Gatwick a second hub airport, instead turning it into a short-haul airport serving passengers in southern England.

In the permanent station, which might begin serving passengers in 2006 and be completed by 2009, the most striking element above ground would be curving, winglike canopies.

Applied to the airlines industry, this means that everyone involved, from security guards to baggage scanners, ticket takers, flight crew and others, need to sit down together and ask how they can improve safety while still serving passengers, said Roberts.

Speaking in an interview in Belgrade, Mr Vodopivec, an experienced pilot, said:  "When we went past 10,000ft, we switched off the fasten belts sign and the cabin crew started serving passengers".

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.

Wingate added: "We strike a fine balance of serving passenger demand of legacy, charter and low-cost air travel.

How did the suspension serve passengers?

Two robot barmen will serve passengers in the "Bionic Bar".

The expansion would serve passengers, reduce illegal pickups and generate more money.

But overbooking allows airlines to keep fares lower and serve passengers more flexibly.