Sentence examples for whose passengers from inspiring English sources

Those are flights whose passengers are headed to a hub in the United States to make an international connection.

Take the hijacking last month of that Indian Airlines plane, whose passengers were held hostage in Afghanistan.

In United 93, Paul Greengrass' forensic account of the 9/11 flight whose passengers resisted the hijackers, the film cuts to black as the plane starts to dive.

The aircraft, whose passengers were mostly Chinese, veered to the west before vanishing from radars about 40 minutes after take-off.

I was amazed by the energy of local entrepreneurs from the hawkers recharging mobile phones to the throngs of okadas (unlicensed motorcycle taxis) that navigate all terrains and whose passengers heft merchandise on their shoulders and heads.

The convoy of ships, whose passengers included writers, politicians and journalists, had been expected for weeks, with organisers loudly broadcasting their plans to run Israel's blockade of the Gaza Strip and draw international attention to the situation there.

USAir wiped off the smiles and imposed its starchier corporate culture on PSA, much of whose passenger base defected to competitor airlines.

AN ARTICLE in this week's Economist looks at the remarkable recent rise of AirAsia, a South-East Asian carrier whose passenger numbers are growing at around 10% a year.

Two men have been charged in the shooting death of a driver whose passenger called the police to report shots fired at their car, prosecutors said yesterday.

And since they are built as a single unit, they are more rigid than vehicles whose passenger compartments and underbodies are manufactured separately.

That happened to Mr. Nuamah, who could not afford a lawyer but whose passenger, who had opted for a phone hearing, failed to answer his phone.