Collocations for passenger - noun
ADJ.
business-class, economy-class, first-class, second-class, standard-class | front-seat, rear-seat | airline, bus, rail | pillion
(= riding on the back of a motorcycle)
(= riding on the back of a motorcycle)
fellow
I soon got talking to my fellow passengers.
I soon got talking to my fellow passengers.
VERB + PASSENGER
carry
Last year the airline carried 4.6 million passengers.
Last year the airline carried 4.6 million passengers.
let on, pick up, take on
A taxi was picking up a passenger outside the hotel.
A taxi was picking up a passenger outside the hotel.
drop off, let off/out
The bus stopped to let its passengers off.
The bus stopped to let its passengers off.
PASSENGER + VERB
wait
passengers waiting to board the plane
passengers waiting to board the plane
be aboard (sth), go in/on sth, travel in/on sth
passengers travelling on the Orient Express
passengers travelling on the Orient Express
board (sth), embark (on sth), get on (sth), go aboard (sth) | disembark, get off/out | be stranded
Thousands of passengers were stranded last night at Heathrow airport.
Thousands of passengers were stranded last night at Heathrow airport.
PASSENGER + NOUN
compartment | door | seat, side
There is no air bag on the passenger side.
There is no air bag on the passenger side.
comfort, safety | aircraft, ferry, train | flight, services | list
PREP.
~ for
Will all passengers for Frankfurt please go to Gate 21.
Will all passengers for Frankfurt please go to Gate 21.
~ in
the passengers in her car
the passengers in her car
~ on
all the passengers on the ferry
all the passengers on the ferry