08-30-2024
07:29 PM
@seeking wrote:
"The legacy carriers still have pre-boarding, but it is significantly less than WN. I've been on flights with ZERO pre-boarding on the legacy carriers"
My alternate carrer is United and my experience is 180 degrees different than yours.
Here's who United lets prebowrd
1) Regular pre-boarders
2) Military
3) Families with kids
Lots more pre boartders than SW and a much more chaotic pre boarding process.
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I don't know about who was or was not polled but I just had a long and miserable experience on a different carrier (six legs, round trip) and they were all uniformly awful. Delta uses a numbered zone system that has ZERO to do with where you're sitting on the plane and everything to do with how much you paid for your seat. Translation: It takes forever to board. On my first leg, I thought that was awful but deplaning should go much faster. nope. I didn't compare times on and off any of the legs but the one leg I did time, was unacceptably long.
Agreed, the scammers of the open boarding system deserve a special place in travel hell. Still, I'd rather err on the side of trusting those who need accommodations can get actually get accommodations which may not be as easy as on the carriers with zones (even with pre-boarding).
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02-20-2022
07:12 AM
02-20-2022
07:12 AM
If the vaccinated can still get it, that means the vaccines isn't effective. «
Please, NO! These vaccines and boosters are protective (effective) because they lessen the severity of illness should one be infected by COVID. Many who are vaccinated and COVID positive report milder, non-life threatening symptoms. As well, the vaccinated are less likely to be hospitalized.
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