matkustajakäytössä

Matkustajakäytössä is a Finnish term that translates to "in passenger use" or "for passenger use". It refers to a vehicle, vessel, or facility that is designed or currently being utilized for transporting people. This designation distinguishes it from vehicles or areas intended for cargo, freight, or other non-passenger purposes.

In the context of transportation, "matkustajakäytössä" can apply to a wide range of entities. For example, an aircraft that has been approved for carrying passengers is in passenger use. Similarly, a train carriage configured with seats and amenities for travelers falls under this category. Buses, ferries, trams, and subways are all common examples of transport designed for passenger use.

Beyond vehicles, the term can also describe areas or infrastructure. A specific platform at a train station designated for passenger boarding would be in passenger use. Likewise, a terminal building at an airport is primarily for passenger use, handling check-in, security, and boarding processes. The distinction is important for safety regulations, operational procedures, and the overall design and functionality of the transportation system. It ensures that facilities and vehicles meet the specific needs and requirements of transporting people safely and efficiently.