Purser (noun)

A person in charge of the financial and administrative matters on a ship or aircraft.

Origin:

From middle english pursere, from old french pourser, from late latin bursarius "treasurer", from latin bursa "purse".

Examples:

1. The purser was responsible for issuing tickets and handling money on the ship.
2. The purser was in charge of handling all the passengers' complaints during the flight.
3. The purser kept a tight grip on the ship's finances, making sure every expense was accounted for.
4. The purser was the first person to be approached by passengers with any questions or concerns.
5. The purser was responsible for handling all the ship's stores and supplies, making sure there was enough for the voyage.