The American Airlines seems to keep their promise that passengers do not allow passengers to “ear” on the plane before it is in turn.
Flight passenger and Reddit user headed to the social media platform to share the recent story of the airport o Agent American Airlines Gate who held a strong airline’s action against “ears”.
The recent leaflet, which wrote on a sub -row thread of R/Americanairines, applauds the door to the Pensacol airport in Florida, which has strongly implemented the correct boarding zone.
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“A beautiful door agent this morning on PNS, he actively replaced people from boarding whose zones were not invited,” said Reddit.
American Airlines continues to overthrow people trying to board the aircraft early by implementing zones. (East)
“Flusted and angry Zone 9 passenger trying to board Zone 5 was a beetle,” the user added.
Fox News Digital addressed the Reddit user for comment.
“Gate ears” refers to passengers trying to reduce the line and Board a plane earlier than their appropriate boarding zone.
American Airlines is working on this problem that can be prevented by experimenting with the technology informing the agent Gate about flight passengers boarding outside their zone.
“The new technology is designed to ensure that customers are ease of gaining priority boarding and helping to improve boarding experience providing greater visibility for the progress of boarding for our team,” a spokesman for Fox News Digital.
Fox News Digital addressed the American Airlines for additional comments.
The Reddit user (not in the picture) says that they have witnessed firsthand how strict American Airlines are with his new technology that forbids flyers to board. (East)
Technology “provides team members more insight into the number of customers in each boarding group” and “Screens provided for the arrival time for incoming flight connections”, according to the Airline Company.
Warning system is not fully implemented In all airports Still, but it seems to be a slow introduction throughout the country.
The airline is actively inviting flight passengers jumping forward and boarded before their correct zones.
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“It sounds like AA is spending more and more. This is at least 5. Post [I’ve] In the last few months, “commented another Reddit user.
Reddit users continue to talk about the “ears” problem at the airports and noticed that American Airlines warns passengers about new technology and protocol. (East)
“They announced it before boarding that they had” upgraded “their scanners to spend groups. I think I started hearing them saying that in January,” another user wrote.
Other social media Users on x They comment on a new warning system that is being implemented.
“It has always been a dirty little secret that the boarding zones are not part of your QR boarding code, so when you scan your passage on the door, the door agent has no idea where you are zone if they don’t look visually,” the user wrote.
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“The only people who will have problems with this are a problem,” wrote another user X.
The US airlines are implementing boarding zones, and the Reddit user (not in the picture) shared his recent Gate face meeting at the airport. (East)
The “ears in the ears” warning system was first launched in November, just before the hectic A holiday season for a holiday.
“The initial positive response of customers and team members exceeded our expectations, so we are delighted to use this technology to deliver them on the eve of the holidays for Thanksgiving,” said Julie Rath, an American higher airport vice president, reservations and recovery of services, announced in the 2024 statement.
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Supposedly, this new technology will continue to be seen in more and more US air doors, with the intention of keeping everyone in their correct boarding zone and does not skip the line.
Jacqueline Whitmore, a former flight flight attendant and a label expert based in Mount Dori in Florida, told Fox News Digital to support the latest airline tactics.
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“I see this new procedure as a good thing. It will help speed up the boarding process and keep people honest,” Whitmore said.
