Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Passenger numbers trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Passenger numbers up 13%.
Only half of the audited airports increased passenger numbers after receiving EU funds.
Heathrow's passenger numbers continue climbing in January.
But once Dutch budget airline Transavia was included,total passenger numbers were"stable" at 6.7 million.
Note: Minimum passenger numbers required for tour to operate.
The glass-fronted building is reported tobe six times larger than the old terminal but passenger numbers are likely to be low.
Passenger numbers on Air France, KIM, and HOP! dropped 1.1% to 6.2 million.
After years of double-digit expansion, its passenger numbers grew by only 6% in the first half of 2015;
Passenger numbers have swelled from just 14 million in 2005 to 69 million in 2017.
Taxi drivers may disinfect their vehicles more,but in Liberia they chafe against new rules limiting passenger numbers.
As passenger numbers tumbled by as much as 50 percent, ANA cut the number of flights to the region.
It is also the largest airline in China by passenger numbers, so we are excited by the prospects the agreement brings.
Passenger numbers peaked in 2007 when just over 1 million people passed through the airport.
The estimate was contained a statement on the passenger numbers of Air France-KLM, which said they had increased by 5.4 percent in March.
That whole layout is being revamped now, at a cost of $1 billion,to enhance the travel experience and to accommodate growing passenger numbers.
Due to rapid growth of passenger numbers, additional infrastructure was added to the two terminals A(1965) and B(1972).
The new terminal is six times larger than the old one, but it remains unclear how NorthKorea will be able to generate the passenger numbers that would justify its construction.
Domestic passenger numbers topped 100 million last year, with most of the growth involving flights into and out of the biggest cities.
Vietnam's aviation sector has soared in recent years, with passenger numbers jumping to 62 million last year from 25 million in 2012.
With global passenger numbers forecast to almost double to 7.8 billion by 2036, runways, airports and even airspace could rapidly become too crowded to cope.
The new international airport for Mexico Cityhas been designed to accommodate increasing passenger numbers and has echoes of Foster's plans for the world's first private spaceport in New Mexico.
By 2017 total passenger numbers are expected to rise to 3.91 billion- an increase of 930 million passengers over the 2.98 billion carried in 2012.
Warsaw's main Frederic Chopin airport is becoming a crowded place which is increasingly unfit for purpose--especially as passenger numbers to the city grow, and low-cost airlines take hold of the country.
With global passenger numbers forecast to almost double to 7.8 billion by 2036, runways, airports, and even airspace could rapidly become too crowded to cope.
Campbell Wilson, Scoot's boss, says that adding just one Scoot flight a day to the existing seven full-service trips between Singapore andSydney pushed up total passenger numbers on the route by 32% in six months.
Although initial passenger numbers were low and their service area remains limited to the inner city, these systems have become indispensable to many commuters.
The country will continue to see double-digit increases in passenger numbers over the next decade, following annual growth of 17 per cent in the past decade, according to ACB Securities.
However, based on the latest estimates of passenger numbers and those known to be saved, Wilhelm Gustloff remains by far the largest loss of life resulting from the sinking of one vessel in maritime history.
Vietnam will continue to see a double-digit increase in passenger numbers in the next decade, after annual growth of 17 per cent in the past decade, according to ACB Securities JSC in December.
Despite initial fears that passenger numbers would be low, almost all seats were taken the weekend Wang was returning home, with many travellers on their way to go skiing, a popular new pastime among Beijing's middle class.