Some examples and use cases from the internet:

Some examples and use cases from the internet:

• Subject: Yielding to the USA's pressure on airlines to supply unlimited quantities of data concerning passengers in advance of a possible agreement
• We cannot forget that this is a safe and environmentally friendly means of transport that enables the transport of large quantities of goods and passengers.
• The Commission has proposed and implemented provisions to restrict the quantity of liquids which passengers may take on board an aircraft to 100 ml per person.
• I support moves to review the current restrictions on the quantity of liquids passengers are allowed to carry on board aircraft in the EU.
• Under that regulation the quantity of liquids that passengers may carry with them on board may not exceed ten 100 ml bottles, a restriction which causes both irritation and serious inconvenience.
• Yielding to the USA's pressure on airlines to supply unlimited quantities of data concerning passengers in advance of a possible agreement
• of 4 October 2006 (which limits the quantity of liquids which air passengers may carry in their hand luggage), particularly in respect of regional airports in remote and island areas? 3.
• Since 6 November 2006, restrictions apply to the quantity of packaged liquids which passengers are allowed to take with them beyond the checkpoints and into aircraft, as laid down by the regulation issued by the Commission on 5 October 2006.

• The operator may accordingly decrease available seats offered when the number of passengers decreases significantly.
• The exact number of passengers aboard the plane is still uncertain.
• The operator may accordingly decrease available seats offered when the number of passengers decreases significantly.
• A number of passengers shall be determined for each rigid section.
• Unfortunately, however, the number of passengers who are actually aware of their rights is far from satisfactory.
• It is a positive and necessary development to satisfy the desire of a growing number of passengers.
• This should lead to a considerable fall in the number of passengers denied boarding.
• In the tourism sector, the number of passengers on board ships is expected to rise from 5 to 20 million.