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  Juan Cano

  2 months ago

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  I think it'd be faster if you could have 2 or 3 doors to enter the plane, rather than one ridiculous entryway for 200 people.
  

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    Brad Johnson

    Juan Cano

    2 months ago

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    Yes! I have boarded flights like that in Korea. Much faster.

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  Simon White

  2 months ago

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  This sounds like something our culture as decided is a huge annoyance, when it's not.  I usually wait to the end, walk on at the tail of the crowd, and get seated.  I get to sit outside while the first class and privileged people are already in their seats, and I get there at the same time as everyone else.  It takes a couple of minutes.  Compared to the time wasted standing in lines for the waste-of-space TSA it's nothing.
  

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  Brian Godfrey

  2 months ago

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  In 1986 I flew a domestic flight in Japan in a 747.  It was completely full and doors closed in less than ten minutes.  Another poster mentioned that US carriers haven't a clue, but I think it's the US culture of pushiness and me-first (or "me-only") that is really at the root of the problem.  And I don't see that changing anytime soon.  If anything, I think it is getting worse.
  

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  Dale Mason

  2 months ago

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  Completely missing the point here, the order does not matter. People fly with too much crap to carry one. I have flown internationally over 1.5M miles and seen what does and what does not work, none of the USA carriers have a clue. There two airlines in china i have flown many on regional flights (2 hours and under) there planes load and unload with amazing speed-the solution is simple. There is no overhead storage all have been removed, big signs all over boarding explaining this, backpack or smaller only thing allowed in the cabin. And yes it works
  

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