More types of vetting means more types of passenger (Global Entry passengers, No Fly List passengers, risky-but-unvetted passengers), and sorting through all of those passengers is tricky.
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The passengers The 56 passengers included two infants and a child.
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Tables, chairs and passengers slid across the room, as other passengers watched.
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All the passengers were evacuated safely but 15 passengers suffered "minor" injuries.
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Passengers got off and passengers got on and the car doors closed.
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The bus driver and a dozen passengers died and 30 passengers were injured.
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"We have 90 seconds to evacuate 600 passengers or 30 passengers," Schwartz wrote.
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Also, female passengers were taken on longer, more expensive routes than male passengers.
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Three passengers were killed, and 62 passengers, crew members and motorists were injured.
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First-class passengers are worth perhaps 10 times as much as economy passengers.
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The Flying Bum can accommodate over 16 overnight passengers and 40 dining passengers.
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That includes how the cars react to passengers — and how passengers react to them.
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In 2017, JetBlue bumped passengers at a rate of 0.41 out of 10,000 passengers.
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When none of the passengers volunteered, the airline randomly selected four passengers to leave.
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Hrm. [BB] Passengers (Columbia) Passengers is a movie starring Chris Pratt and Jennifer Lawrence.
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Passengers told us drug us was rampant on the cruise ship as passengers partied.
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When no passengers volunteered, United picked passengers at random to get off the flight.
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Mr. Yzquierdo, the transportation minister, said that among the 110 dead were 99 Cuban passengers, two Argentine passengers and two passengers from a disputed area of the Western Sahara.
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The airline also offers free hotel stays for passengers, with economy class passengers getting a complimentary one night stay and business class passengers receiving a complimentary two-night stay.
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Set in the future, Passengers follows a spaceship carrying hibernating passengers to a distant planet.
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Clergy, web developer among passengers Among the 99 passengers were 11 children, including two infants.
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This allows Ethiopian to book passengers on other airlines' flights and to carry their passengers.
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United apologized and promised not to remove seated passengers to make room for other passengers.
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Like the passengers on the Diamond Princess, Hakuo passengers will receive their meals via room service.
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Four broad groups of people soon emerged: taxi drivers, Uber drivers, Uber passengers, and other passengers.
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Two of the passengers plummeted from the coaster and eight other passengers had to be rescued.
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United, the No. 21 U.S. carrier, bumped passengers at a rate of 2254 per 22016,000 passengers.
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"Would this have happened if those passengers — the driver and the passengers — were white?" he asked.
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Passengers can also board early to allow passengers with allergies to clean the area, she added.
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I've also given dozens of rides to five-star passengers who were just great, normal passengers.
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Passengers are taking precautions The passengers are wearing protective masks and are spending some time outdoors.
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Airlines remain in recovery mode, rebooking passengers from canceled flights and reuniting passengers with their luggage.
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In doing so, passengers flying from Boston to Washington, D.C., subsidized passengers flying from St. Louis to Omaha, to ensure that all passengers had access to the same level of service.
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The three passengers are contesting that the airline's "failure to monitor or control these three intoxicated female passengers emboldened these passengers to behave in an increasingly aggressive and rowdy manner with a disregard for the rights and safety of other passengers," according to a statement by Allred.
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Asked about procedures for screening returning passengers, a spokesman for the C.D.C. said passengers returning from Italy and South Korea were processed in a different way than passengers from China and Iran.
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Asked about procedures for screening returning passengers, a spokesman for the C.D.C. said passengers returning from Italy and South Korea were processed in a different way than passengers from China and Iran.
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Airlines are also bumping passengers, or involuntarily preventing ticketed passengers from flying, at a record-low rate.
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SeaBubbles won't have any luck finding passengers if its vessels are too risky, or passengers get seasick.
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Only ExpressJet, with far fewer passengers, had a higher involuntary bump rate, of 1.51 per 10,000 passengers.
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"There's enormous opposition by passengers," said Paul Hudson, president of Flyers Rights, an advocacy group for passengers.
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Several other passengers can be seen waving and telling Saleh, "bye," while other passengers look visibly upset.
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Passengers placed on quarantine The CDC is placing passengers arriving from Wuhan under a 14-day quarantine.
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The company said all passengers have to go through screening again is some passengers get off voluntarily.
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"Why are you encouraging thin passengers to 'discreetly take pictures' of fat passengers?" she tweeted, tagging the outlet.
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CRANE: When are you guys actually going to be, you know, transporting passengers, paying passengers, into the stratosphere?
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Crew and passengers say they often saw passengers using JetSmarter to transport drugs or large amounts of cash.
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It was an assembly line: one passenger, two passengers, three passengers — maybe eight in all, Darby among them.
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In other words, male drivers can only accept male passengers, while female drivers can only accept female passengers.
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Speaking of rear passengers, thanks to ingenious interior packaging, they — like the front passengers — have plenty of space.
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And black passengers faced a noticeably longer wait time for Uber and Lyft than white passengers in Seattle.
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Wingly's flight matching service currently hosts around 2,000 passengers a month, with each flight averaging about 1.8 passengers.
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"Our task is to keep passengers moving, but also, and most importantly, keep passengers safe," Mr. Johnson said.
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Emirates transports about 2135 million passengers per year and 232,303 flight attendants and pursers tend to those passengers.
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It screened 1.73 million passengers and 99.9 percent of passengers waited less than 30 minutes, the TSA said.
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I have carefully observed what makes other passengers snap at fat passengers, roll their eyes, complain to staff.
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It's certainly bad for publicity when you're showing lines of stranded passengers, when you have passengers on cots.
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Passenger Larry Coben's tweets documented ambulances converging on the tarmac, CDC forms that passengers were asked to complete, passengers disembarking and having their temperatures taken, and passengers then taking a bus to the terminal.
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"When an airline's decision to remove passengers is seen as unfair because it does not conform to expectations about passengers' rights or the airline's obligations, it is not surprising that passengers will become less compliant."
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Australia flew 243 passengers from Wuhan to an air base in Western Australia on Monday, including 113 passengers under 16 years old and five passengers younger than 2, according to Australia's foreign minister, Marise Payne.
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A brawl erupted on a train in London when a group of passengers placed bagels on other passengers' heads.
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Airport staff cry as the crews and passengers are evacuated from Zaventem Airport Passengers are evacuated from Brussels airport.
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As several flights have been cancelled, passengers are advised to contact their airline for flight status, esp Southwest passengers.
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He had not received many complaints from passengers until Saturday, when several passengers made note of his erratic behavior.
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The passengers were willing to forgive that mishap because in those days, airline passengers were generally treated very well.
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Not all passengers feel comfortable with breastfeeding in their vicinity and sometimes these passengers complain to the cabin staff.
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Trains carried 6.1 million passengers in 2018, down from 10 million passengers in 2013, according to the statistics office.
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As for passengers, the bill explicitly rules out any way for passengers to challenge the reasonableness of the fees.
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It worked: more than four billion passengers now fly each year, compared to just 310 million passengers in 1970.
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Airlines have tried to offer passengers more money, to avoid having to choose passengers to take later flights themselves.
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We strongly urge passengers to follow security instructions as such mishaps result in inconvenience of hundreds of other passengers.
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Airline passengers tend to notice factors that impact comfort — like seat size, the behavior of nearby passengers, and turbulence.
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International airline passengers were delayed by half an hour while domestic passengers endured waits of up to two hours.
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More than 214,22020 passengers and crew members are aboard, and 19 crew members and two passengers have tested positive.
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Passengers monitored The researchers monitored passengers moving about the cabin and found that half did not use the bathroom.
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We are connecting passengers, and we are bringing more quality passengers to stay in Oman for leisure or business.
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The Rail Passengers Association said it's heard from angry passengers, and travelers have also voiced complaints on social media.
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Five passengers died (the most of any subway accident in New York since 1928), and 161 passengers were injured.
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"By communicating to passengers better and boarding passengers by seat number, we also expect to make the whole boarding experience more relaxing and, potentially, prevent large numbers of passengers rushing forward at any stage," he said.
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For example, Atlanta and Chicago are about tied for the increase in number of passengers, but Atlanta's per capita increase in number of passengers is almost six times Chicago's per capita increase in number of passengers.
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If the decline in passengers continues, cities could be pulled into a downward spiral of fewer passengers and worse service.
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That long testing process meant keeping a control group of test passengers was difficult, introducing subjective randomness among different passengers.
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JetBlue and Hawaiian were the best at not turning away passengers, with 83 and 28 denials per 212,22015 passengers respectively.
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The airline carried 800,000 passengers in 2017 and previously said it was targeting to carry 1 million passengers this year.
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Passengers traveling in the class above economy will continue to receive free meals, as will passengers on long-haul flights.
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Paul where some passengers will check their bags automatically through kiosks that use facial recognition software to identify ticketed passengers.
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If there is one silver lining to the bad passengers, it is that they make the good passengers even sweeter.
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"All passengers and crew were provided a hotel, which is a standard for taking care of passengers," the statement said.
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Drivers see passengers' ratings at pickup time, but until recently it wasn't easy for passengers to see their own ratings.
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Passengers from both airports will be rebooked on that flight, and Providence passengers will be bused to the other airport.
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Two passengers on the Grand Princess' prior cruise have contracted the virus, and one of those passengers died on Wednesday.
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Nationwide, TSA screened 1.96 million passengers Thursday and 99.9 percent of passengers waited less than 30 min, the agency added.
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In 2018, Jet Airways had over 27 million passengers, which is about 19% of all passengers carried by Indian airlines.
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The drop in international passengers is of particular concern because they typically generate greater profit than domestic passengers, he said.
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Lufthansa's 109.7 million passengers last year fell short of the 117 million passengers reported by low-cost carrier Ryanair last week, a 143 percent increase on the previous year, as Ryanair pulled in passengers with low prices.
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Frontier "failed to seek volunteers before bumping passengers involuntarily, failed to provide bumped passengers the required written notice describing their rights, and failed to provide proper compensation to passengers in a timely manner" the Transportation Department said.
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He said all of the passengers being held by the insurgents were government employees or soldiers; passengers with no such affiliation were all released earlier, he said, and only a small number of passengers remained in custody.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Bus Passengers Deserve a Safe Ride" (editorial, March 14): While I completely agree that bus passengers, like passengers of any mode of transportation, deserve a safe ride, that is already happening today.
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"We hypothesize that first-class passengers are made more aware of their relatively advantaged status [compared with economy passengers] in the presence of situational inequality, increasing the odds of air rage by first-class passengers," the researchers said.
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Once it landed in Cyprus, all the passengers were released, except for three passengers and four crew members, according to Bloomberg.
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Thousands of passengers queued up to pass through passport control as customs officials took longer questioning passengers and running bag checks.
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Infected passengers have been brought to shore for treatment, while remaining passengers have been quarantined in their rooms on the ship.
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But as the World Dream passengers start their journey home, passengers on board the Diamond Princess are growing restless their cabins.
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It can fit up to 21000 passengers and boasts that it can fly 26000,964 kilometers nonstop with eight passengers on board.
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Dalton picked up passengers throughout the spree and one of his last passengers even jokingly asked if he was the killer.
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Passengers rate drivers and drivers rate passengers; both risk getting booted out of the system if their rankings get too low.
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"Our technology takes care of all of the driving, allowing passengers to stay passengers," the company said in report this month.
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In 2017, Southwest bumped passengers at a rate of 0.53 per 10,000 passengers, ranking number nine out of 12 airlines measured.
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Passengers would typically not wait more than 10 minutes before enough passengers are found and the shared ride departs, he said.
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In the meantime, crammed onboard the Airbus A320, passengers began to brawl, videos and testimony posted on Twitter by passengers show.
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Passengers will return to Chicago on Tuesday and the airline is working to get passengers overnight accommodations, United said on Twitter.
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CDC had initially wanted passengers to answer 22 fields of information but narrowed that to five questions about passengers' contact info.
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"Air travel should be safe for passengers and airline employees and accessible for all passengers," the agency said in a statement.
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Passengers then-aboard the A Sara were tested when the ship reached Luxor, Egypt, revealing 33 coronavirus-positive passengers on board.
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The infected passengers were put in a specialized containment area on the flights, isolating them from the rest of the passengers.
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Some airlines choose to bump the passengers who paid the lowest fares, while some choose the last passengers to check in.
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None of the 127 passengers and five crew members was seriously injured, though 29 passengers suffered minor injuries, the NTSB said.
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Canadian, Italian, South Korean and Hong Kong passengers were expected to follow, after their governments also announced plans to repatriate passengers.
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Lufthansa's 109.7 million passengers in 2016 came in short of the 117 million passengers reported by Irish low-cost carrier Ryanair last week, a 15 percent increase on the previous year, as Ryanair pulled in passengers with low prices.
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The passengers move until they either reach their assigned rows or are blocked by other passengers in the aisle, and the second step is how long passengers stand next to their designated rows to stow luggage and sit down.
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Budget airlines typically fly shorter intra-European routes and their passengers spend less in duty-free shops compared to long-haul passengers.
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By 2034, the number of passengers globally is expected to double from 2015 levels, from 3.5 billion estimated passengers to 7 billion.
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The unsuspecting passengers unleash their surprise when the band eventually blows its cover, passengers even posing for selfies with the playful band.
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It's not your imagination MORE: Chinese airlines to unruly passengers: Enough is enough MORE: Flight canceled after passengers open emergency exit doors
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For passengers, safety is ensured by Grab's additional personal accident insurance coverage for both bikers and passengers, and the helmets we provide.
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Within a year or two, stories of Uber drivers abusing passengers and Uber passengers abusing drivers started to emerge with alarming frequency.
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Passengers seated on the aisle were 5x more likely to come into contact with other passengers than those seated at the window.
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By comparison, United bumped 2156,22016 of 23.4 million passengers in the year-ago period for a rate of 0.46 per 10,000 passengers.
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Instead of finding a specific driver, passengers will get a PIN in the app, and then join a line with other passengers.
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She said the back of Greyhound's seats help to "cushion passengers and mitigate injury," even for passengers who don't wear a seatbelt.
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Health monitoring for the rest of the passengers was limited to a handful of temperature checks conducted with infrared thermometers, passengers said.
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Between 12 and 15 passengers suffered "very critical injuries" and 10 passengers had minor to serious injuries, the Utah Highway Patrol said.
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The airline first offered $400, then $800, and when none of the passengers volunteered, the airline randomly selected four passengers to leave.
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Second, the rate of seatbelt use by back-seat passengers and passengers of taxis and limousines is less than 50 percent — far lower than the 90 percent by drivers and front-seat passengers — largely because it is not required by law.
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Just over half of that number say they have done so with passengers in the car and less if those passengers are children.
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The percentage of passengers bumped from flights also fell, hitting its lowest mark since 1995 at a rate of 0.62 per 10,000 passengers.
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"Due to senseless shooting in Las Vegas, there are extra #LAXPUPs (Pets Unstressing Passengers) in terminals to comfort & visit w/ passengers," LAX Tweeted.
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The passengers were tightly harnessed and the harnesses had to be cut and removed to free the passengers in the helicopter, he added.
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Passengers and drivers will be sent the same "safe word," so that passengers can confirm the driver is who she says she is.
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Now, as the industry moves to self-driving cars and drivers become passengers, they face a new problem: how to tackle passengers' boredom?.
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Now, as the industry moves to self-driving cars and drivers become passengers, they face a new problem: how to tackle passengers' boredom.
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Though many of his interactions with passengers are congenial or comical, with Gargac befriending his passengers, his online following can be less pleasant.
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Assuming 150 passengers on each plane, that means Zhukovsky's traffic could total just 156,13 passengers a year, well below its 2 million capacity.
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According to a new study, passengers are far more prone to misbehaviour if they see that other passengers are having a better experience.
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According to a list of passengers' nationalities released by the Egyptian government, 30 of the passengers were Egyptian and 15 were from France.
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Stranded passengers The airline has sent two aircraft to take the 497 passengers who were on the enormous jetliner onward to Los Angeles.
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Rescue workers remained with passengers in five of the cars, and provided the passengers with food and blankets to fend off the chill.
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Some travel insurance policies may allow passengers to cancel trips based on civil unrest — passengers should call their benefits provider to learn more.
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On the day before Thanksgiving, 85033 million passengers are expected to travel and, on the day after Thanksgiving, 2.96 million passengers are expected.
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A flight attendant for Delta Air Lines said he's surprised by how inconsiderate some passengers can be toward flight attendants and other passengers.
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Designed for 30 million passengers, the number of passengers at the Ninoy Aquino International Airport reached almost 40 million in 2016, Bautista said.
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And that's what the passengers are paying, not what the airlines are getting, due to the fees and taxes the passengers must pay.
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Many passengers also tell of spending time picking up or dropping off other passengers on maddeningly roundabout routes in Access-A-Ride vans.
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The three unruly passengers were removed by police in Denver, while the remaining passengers and crew continued on to Newark, according to Fox.
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The cruise ship's 609 passengers, including with its 318 passengers and 291 crew members, have been isolated since Thursday, according to Associated Press.
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Also today, Japan is preparing to let more passengers leave the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship, after hundreds of passengers already were evacuated.
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All the passengers will be quarantined The health of passengers headed to the US will be monitored and checked repeatedly during their flights.
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U.S. officials evacuated more than 300 American passengers from the ship Sunday, including 14 passengers newly confirmed to test positive for the virus.
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TWO CRUISE SHIP PASSENGERS DIE Japan reported the deaths of two elderly passengers from the quarantined Diamond Princess cruise ship anchored off Yokohama.
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Japanese passengers were permitted to go home once cleared to leave; other countries are flying passengers home and keeping them isolated on arrival.
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The airline, which carried almost 130 million passengers last year, expects to fly 430,000 passengers per year to and from Jordan, it said.
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On March 15, when there was still a possibility that passengers would disembark in Chile, all Zaandam passengers went through a health check.
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AirHelp, a website that helps passengers file compensation claims, says British passengers alone received almost €800 million in compensation between 2017 and 2018.
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It predicts that by 2040, around 470,703 passengers per day will be delayed by up to 2 hours, compared with around 50,000 passengers today.
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Interestingly, Broadsheet compares Dimmi's strict no-show policy to Uber's system that not only lets passengers rate drivers but also lets drivers rate passengers.
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Domestic air travel is expected to increase to a billion passengers a year from 750 million passengers by the end of the next decade.
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After there were still no takers, a manager allegedly told passengers that a computer would select four passengers to be kicked off the flight.
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As an example, passengers with the latest check-in time or passengers without connections are often put at the top of the removal list.
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VSS Unity is equipped to carry 2 pilots and 20163 passengers into space in a suborbital trajectory, giving the passengers several minutes of weightlessness.
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They've come under fire for denying passengers entry for wearing leggings and there was also that time a pilot terrified passengers over the loudspeaker.
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Three passengers and seven crew members have since been transported to local hospitals for treatment and the rest of the passengers have been released.
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"KLM told her that while it allows breastfeeding on flights, it may ask passengers to cover up "should other passengers be offended by this.
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While passengers with imminent flights were being allowed to skip to the front of the line, this was not communicated unless passengers specifically asked.
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Passengers reported that the airline didn't offer hotel rooms, even though the flight was delayed overnight and passengers ended up sleeping in the airport.
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Zone 1 is after most Delta elite frequent flyers and extra-legroom passengers, but is usually within the first half of passengers to board.
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While some fortunate passengers were able to board the flights departing Atlanta, other passengers were being told they'd have to wait hours or days.
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Via Via cars send text messages to passengers just before pickup, and passengers can text that same phone number for immediate responses during emergencies.
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Four passengers have died aboard Holland America Line's MS Zaandam ship, according to leaked audio from a sister ship sent to rescue stranded passengers.
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Passengers coming from China had to wait in "the little black room" in the airport, typically used for passengers with visa problems, he said.
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On long-haul flights, business-class passengers generate at least five times as much profit as economy passengers, Mr. Harteveldt, the industry analyst, said.
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Yet the study results also suggest that people don't chat with fellow passengers because they think those passengers don't want to talk to them.
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It expanded regulations for air and sea passengers, requiring passengers from South Korea, Japan, Italy and Iran to report their health status before entry.
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Last year, the traffic across the area's four border bridges included 46,395 bus passengers, 9.4 million car passengers and 2.6 million people on foot.
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What it means for passengers Passengers due to fly on September 9 and 10 are highly unlikely to be able to travel as planned.
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The fact that more passengers are starting to use the Uber app attracts more drivers to the service, which in turn attracts more passengers.
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United CEO Oscar Munoz largely defended the practice of overbooking and bumping passengers to Congress, saying it helps the airline accommodate passengers when there are malfunctions, pointing to a recent incident in Dubai that allowed passengers on a canceled flight to get home sooner.
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Like most passengers, he wore a mask as he walked through the arrivals hall and described an Air China flight across the Pacific where passengers used copious hand sanitizer, all the flight attendants wore masks, and passengers were deliberately seated with empty seats between them.
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But the treatment of plus-size passengers is often an especially contentious issue, Bias says, with many passengers wrongfully labeling being fat as a choice.
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While passengers on the ship waited to be evacuated, rough sea conditions tossed furniture and passengers around the ship, and seawater flooded a muster station.
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Those diagnosed include 103 Japanese passengers and 11 Americans, as well as passengers from Australia, Canada, England, the Philippines and Ukraine, according to Princess Cruises.
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About 22,22003 people, including about 214,25.4 passengers and more than 20113,22011 crew members, are quarantined on the ship, with passengers largely confined to their cabins.
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In March two American senators demanded that eight American carriers disclose whether they were using cameras to monitor passengers and whether passengers were being informed.
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It actually all comes down to two factors: How many stairs passengers need to climb (or descend), and how many passengers end up attempting it.
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Passengers back Dao The airline offered compensation at first, but when that didn't convince enough passengers to take a later flight, it picked Dao randomly.
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Economy passengers are limited to carry-on baggage weighing no more than 25kg (2960 pounds), while business and first class passengers get double that amount.
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Carnival Breeze has a capacity of 3,690 passengers, while Carnival Freedom and Carnival Valor each have a capacity of 2,974 passengers, according to the company.
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Passengers is a total mystery, because other than a brief clip shown at CinemaCon earlier this year, there hasn't been any footage shown from Passengers.
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Various configurations include boarding passengers at the back first, starting with passengers who have window seats, followed by middle seats, and then the aisle seats.
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Hilo Medical Center confirmed 13 passengers were treated at the hospital, and another 10 passengers with superficial injuries were treated on arrival at Wailoa Harbor.
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Passengers deserve better results, especially at an airport like in Atlanta, which recently became the first to serve 100 million passengers in a single year.
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The agency said despite the surge of passengers over the weekend, 99.7 percent of passengers nationwide waited less than 30 minutes in standard security lanes.
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The government said it would act if airlines denied passengers with service animals the benefits of early or online check-in available to other passengers.
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Airline passengers scramble as news hits that the airport will be closed for 24 hours from Monday morning, disrupting 445 flights and some 59,000 passengers.
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The Max 10 can fit 188-204 passengers in a two-class configuration, compared with 162-178 passengers on the Max 8 in two classes.
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Passengers holding Turkish passports flying to the United States, and passengers holding United States passports flying to Turkey on Turkish Airlines and AnadoluJet between Oct.
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The behavior has angered passengers and airline officials because their departures activate regulations that require passengers to leave the plane and undergo another security check.
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Airlines make far more money from premium-class passengers than from economy passengers, and their focus is on making these customers as happy as possible.
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More than 6,000 passengers are trapped on a cruise ship at an Italian port near Rome while doctors determine whether two passengers have the coronavirus.
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In both instances, the passengers were removed from their seats after flight attendants and fellow passengers became nervous, citing their behavior, according to the order.
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Pilots and passengers are all in it together, and we are dedicated to working with passengers and American Airlines management to make sure that happens.
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On those flights where coach passengers traipsed their way through first class upon boarding, unruly behavior among elite passengers was nearly 12 times as likely.
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The practice of testing passengers "is discriminatory in that it targets passengers based on their outward appearance by pinpointing those that 'appear' pregnant," she wrote.
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On Friday, some of the passengers were allowed to disembark - with priority for older passengers confined to windowless cabins - and complete their quarantine on shore.
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Princess Cruises last week placed 3,700 passengers and crew under a two-week mandatory quarantine after 10 passengers tested positive for the fast-spreading virus.
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In Seattle, they found that African-American passengers were forced to wait 35 percent longer than white passengers when hailing a Lyft or Uber cab.
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Passengers' pets in jeopardy The passengers of the plane were able to climb onto the wings after the hard landing and were rescued by first responders.
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The lawsuit sought class-action status on behalf of Uber passengers nationwide who have used the app, and a subclass of passengers subjected to surge pricing.
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With 20 million passengers expected this year, Eurowings still has some way to go to catch up with Ryanair, which carries over 100 million passengers annually.
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There are updated rules for drivers as well, such as no touching of the passengers and a prohibition against contacting passengers after a trip is over.
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This system allows drivers and passengers to reach agreements based on factors such as traffic conditions and whether the route is likely to provide more passengers.
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Should the vehicle know to swerve into a wall and sacrifice its passengers to avoid the pedestrians, or should it protect its passengers at all costs?
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Air France-KLM reported a 4 percent rise in group passengers to 93.4 million, helped by low-cost unit Transavia, which carried 23 percent more passengers.
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" Worth noting: "If passengers attempt to travel by air with their Samsung Galaxy Note 7 devices, the phones may be confiscated and passengers may face fines.
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U.S. carriers bumped passengers at a rate of just 0.34 per 612,000 passengers last year, nearly halving the rate of 0.62 per 10,2000 set in 212.
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Human passengers will generally be dropped off before culinary passengers — unless there's a risk of the food getting cold before it arrives at a diner's doorstep.
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The evidence gathered against them included interviews with 35 bus passengers, video from a dozen security cameras on the bus and mobile videos taken by passengers.
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"There were around 4,900 passengers in transit ... About 4,000 were Thai Airways passengers," he said, adding that Taiwan's EVA Airways had rerouted its 900 affected travellers.
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The staggered seat increases shoulder space between passengers and helps improve the feeling of personal space, while double foot rests can accommodate passengers of varying heights.
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And individuals under the age of 29, who accounted for 18 percent of all passengers, accounted for 36 percent of all passengers rejected by DHS's system.
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Aviva said it will protect ride-sharing drivers from the moment they make themselves available to passengers through the collecting and dropping off of those passengers.
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Long, narrow motorboats whisk passengers back and forth while old ferries glide at a stately pace, their decks packed with cars, trucks, and dozens of passengers.
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Some 1053 countries are represented among the passengers and crew, Newsom told reporters, and charter flights will be provided for the largest group of foreign passengers.
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So when the Guangzhou government began reserving cars for female passengers worried about being groped and harassed, they filled up — but not with the intended passengers.
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"There were around 4,900 passengers in transit ... About 4,000 were Thai Airways passengers," he said, adding that Taiwan's EVA Airways had rerouted its 900 affected travelers.
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