Passenger Pegs: Passenger Pegs are pegs wide enough to support the foot of a passenger (pillion) while riding. They are mounted directly under the passenger. Sometimes, floorboards are used in the place of Passenger Pegs.

 

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Passenger Pegs: Passenger Pegs are pegs wide enough to support the foot of a passenger (pillion) while riding. They are mounted directly under the passenger. Sometimes, floorboards are used in the place of . . . View Full Definition

Passenger Type: Provides the ability to specify fares and fees based on the classification of the passenger.

Through passenger : A passenger who remains on the plane at a connecting stop on the way to his/her final destination.

Passenger name record (PNR) : The official name of one's reservation in a computer reservation system (crs).

Highway Pegs: Footrests situated forward of the rider so the legs can be stretched out to relieve highway fatigue.

Passenger Facility Charge (Pfc): An airport tax that is authorized by the us congress for upgrading and expanding local airport facilities charged per customer. Currently the tax must be between $3 and $12 on any single transaction.

Foot Pegs: Foot Pegs are pegs wide enough to support the foot while riding. They may be mounted directly under the rider or placed forward in the cruiser style. Sometimes, floorboards are used in the p . . . View Full Definition