Examples of using Stranded passengers in English and their translations into German
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The stranded passengers were rescued in the lake, brought back to the shore, supported and cared for.
Every winter, problems with snow lead to many delayed flights and stranded passengers all over the world.
The real priority, however, for stranded passengers is just to get home or to where they want to be as soon as possible.
Located just five minutes from Spokane's airport,it stays busy and sees its fair share of stranded passengers.
Let's never forget Carnival's unfortunate" poop cruise," on which stranded passengers were forced to go to the bathroom in bags.
Only a small number of stranded passengers were at the airport, and there were just under 400 camp beds still available to accommodate them.
Even under these exceptional circumstances the airlines were obliged to provide stranded passengers with the following services: Information.
Although stranded passengers now have specific rights, they are still in a weaker position compared to airlines.
First of all, the support provided to and the repatriation of stranded passengers; that has to be the absolutely top priority for all authorities at all levels.
In addition, the economic losses airlines andother businesses suffered as a result of grounded flights and stranded passengers were substantial.
In contrast with the past, stranded passengers now have specific rights, but too often they are in a weak position compared to the airlines.
The aim is toensure that passengers would be reimbursed the cost of their tickets and stranded passengers would be repatriated.
Thus, stranded passengers receive not only reimbursement of the unused part of the ticket, but also the difference between the original and the new ticket total worth up to€ 125.
As with other transport modes, compensation has been provided for in a number of cases andthere are accommodation arrangements for stranded passengers in the event of lengthy delays.
Stranded passengers have the right to be provided a minimum level of care immediately, on the spot at terminals/stations and/or on board while waiting for the beginning or the continuation of the delayed journey or for their rerouting.
It must also take account, however, of the need to coordinateassistance so that we can get the tens of thousands of stranded passengers home; they too are entitled to information and assistance.
What is keyhere is that the plan must provide stranded passengers with not just safety, of course, but information and help, as well, so that those who are affected, at the very least, have someone they can turn to and are guaranteed shelter.
Intercity train attendant Katja Bonito from Hamburg saved two pug dogs in a holdall from fatal heat stroke, andlast year's award winner, Metronom employee Gerard Versteeg, drove stranded passengers in his own car to the nearest train station.
Missing flight connections from Panama to Mexico, from Los Angeles to Chicago, four hours of queuing chaos in Madrid and on the verge of tears: What a"little bit of fog" can cause isonly revealed us after sharing experiences with fellow stranded passengers.
If because of technical failure an airline replaces the original aircraft with a smaller type, and some of the passengers are denied boarding because not all of them can board that aircraft,and they have to stay behind at the airport, those stranded passengers have to be assisted and offered financial compensation as provided for in the regulation.
It is true, of course, that Member States must also play a role in monitoring the creditworthiness and financial fitness of the airlines- this is right and proper- but it is for us to develop aprotective mechanism at European level to ensure that the stranded passengers are not left out in the cold.
For example, in the passenger rights area, as a reaction to the crisis caused by the volcanic ash cloud, which paralysed the European airspace in spring 2010, the Commission rapidly met with the national enforcement authorities to ensure, through agreed guidelines, a balanced and uniform interpretation of Regulation(EC) No 261/200420 on air passenger rights, in particular,on the assistance stranded passengers were entitled to receive from airline companies.
Delays at EU airports are worsening and it is unacceptable to leave passengers stranded for hours.
Delays at EU airports are worsening andit is unacceptable to leave passengers stranded for hours.
Equally bad surprises are cancellations without warning anddelays that leave passengers stranded for hours at an airport.
The picture was pretty bleak last year:hundreds of passengers stranded at San Juan Luis Munoz International Airport(SJU).
All passengers are stranded at airports waiting for their flights, which are painted in days.
Passengers stranded at airports or awaiting missing luggage may now use a smartphone application to check their rights immediately and on the spot.
Some passengers were stranded and were unable to continue their journeys. The question therefore arises as to how things stand with regard to passengers' rights.
The last ferry has just left Rostock for Copen hagen,leaving a little group of late passengers stranded at the pier. They all have their own reasons for being somewhere before midnight.