Sentence examples for would be passengers from inspiring English sources

The most plausible hijacking scenario would be passengers in row one overpowering the pilot as he went to the toilet.

Those who would have the most reason to be concerned if a major storm did hit, Mr. Murtagh says, would be passengers or crew members on flights that cross over the North Pole, like New York to some parts of Asia.

Arcade City is a movement that facilitates messaging between potential drivers and would be passengers to plan rides and handle payment.

However, Pitkänen et al. [ 63] later reported that translocations involving TTC28 may be long interspersed element-1 (LINE-1) transpositions originating from a LINE-1 element in the first intron of TTC28, and that such changes would be passengers resulting from promoter-hypomethylation and genetic instability observed in CRCs.

"Does the train stop at the border?" At a news conference by House supporters of Amtrak, Representative Rush D. Holt, Democrat of New Jersey, said, "If there ever was an argument for interstate responsibility, it would be passenger rail".

Almost a half-century after it was conceived -- at a time when people assumed there would be passenger flights to the moon in the early 21st century -- the Concorde will remain the plane of tomorrow, even in retirement.

Had the Hindenburg not blown up, zeppelins would be passenger air ships docking at the Empire State Building.

We naively thought that Airbus's superjumbo would be flying passengers by late 2006.

Jetways for boarding would be eliminated; passengers would board planes from the tarmac and perhaps even handle their own check-in luggage.

US Airways would gain American's lucrative international routes, while American's larger hubs would be fed passengers from US Airways' network in smaller cities across the nation.

"Labour would be putting passengers first by banning train companies from increasing fares above a strict cap of one per cent above inflation across all routes".