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Now Boarding All Rows

Robert Heiny

Research Scientist of Learning and Education
Flight Instructor
Physical Review E, 19 January 2012: Vidar Frette and Per C. Hemmer, two Norwegian researchers have calculated how the average boarding time onto passenger planes depends on the number of passengers. They show that twice the number of passengers only takes 1 1/2 times longer. This suggests that letting, for example, rows 16 through 30 go before rows 1 through 15 may prolong boarding times. Read more
 

LPH

Flight Director
Flight Instructor
My favorite line:

"In most cases the boarding process is much slower than for the optimal situation, where passenger and seat orders are identical."
 
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