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Airline Boards 737 With A Ladder

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I think we've all been frustrating by a flight boarding experience at one point or another -- I've had to use air stairs a countless number of times, remote stands can be annoying, and I've dealt with a lot of broken jet bridges in my day. But that all pales in comparison to how a…

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(@marcus)
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This best practice soon coming to Air India


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 Wp01
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@Marcus
And from what I hear, Ryanair as well.


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(@scottz95)
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@Marcus and @w,

Add Tiger and Jetstar to that list as well


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(@Max Prosperi)
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Eh, it's one step away from the air stairs used by American Eagle at DCA. I'd be happy to board my next EMB175 with a ladder just to switch things up a little.


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Looks like a good candidate for Skyteam membership.


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 Bojo
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If you can jump into the plane you can fly for free


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 Tom
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How big a ladder would they need for top-deck First on an A380?


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 me
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US airlines are now thinking...hmmmm...we could charge to use the jetway.


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 Tom
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The closest I've come to this in the US is Albany some years ago. Some of the prop planes used to park at walk-up "gates" near the southern end of the terminal. If you wanted, you could walk straight to the perimeter fence and exit into a parking lot through a one-way turnstile.


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(@Anders mogensen)
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Actually aero is one of the few airlines in Nigeria that have provided a decent service level maintained over a longer period of time as well as a decent safety record. (And yes I have flown with them on a number of occasions over the past 10 years.)


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 noor
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Some of the prop planes used to park at walk-up “gates” near the southern end of the terminal. If you wanted, you could walk straight to the perimeter fence and exit into a parking lot through a one-way turnstile.


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