boardings 验船条款
- Customs Service boardings of noncommercial vessels in the Atlantic Ocean near Florida, the Gulf Coast and the Caribbean fell by one-quarter last year to 3,710 from 1987.
- He said he could not give a definitive number nor say when or where the boardings occurred.
- Involuntary-denied boardings are the bumping of passengers who don't want to get off planes.
- In the first three months of this year, the airline will reduce its rate of involuntary-denied boardings by 60 percent compared with a year earlier, Robert Fornaro, Northwest's vice president of marketing planning, said Wednesday.
- In Yakima, its boardings dropped from 52,112 in 1987 to 40,022 in 1988, according to Yakima airport manager Gary Robbins.
- In other developments: -U.S. military officials in Saudi Arabia said there had been 2,500 interceptions, 240 boardings and 11 "diversions" of commercial ships since the embargo against Baghdad was imposed.
- The fees will be applied only to local boardings at those airports, so they will not affect people passing through or coming home, the company said.
- Williams declined to give a total number of boardings, saying "slightly more than a handful" had undergone a close-up inspection by Navy officials.
- That decline can be attributed to United Express' 23,320 boardings in Yakima, Robbins said.
- But overall, U.S. airline boardings fell 0.7% in June from year-earlier figures, and analysts say July doesn't look much better.
- The majority of boardings have occurred in the Red Sea, mainly along the approaches to Jordan's key port of Aqaba.
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