I’m not sure how the no liquid thing falls in to boarding though. That bogs people down at security for certain. But by the time they hit the gate that’s all out of the way isn’t it?

I am still waiting for someone to tell me why we CAN’T board through both doors.

The airlines really had this conquered back when carry ons could have NO Liquids…this forced bags to be checked. Airplanes were boarded and deplaned immediately. Flights arrived early. Literally the TSA “stumbled upon” a solution amid a problem. Of course the fixed the problem and killed the solution.

To me the single biggest problem in airline boarding etc. is the ubiquitous black roll aboard back that every passenger has. Those suckers delay getting on and off airplanes by 20 minutes per flight. I worked for a company that consulted with two major airlines and i can confirm that fact. Standardize luggage and you will improve the HELL out of airline boarding issues.

Eric

Sorry about that.

It did work when I published the darned thing. Perhaps United got too many e-mails!

Anyway, I’ve been trying to find a link to publish that does work. My guess is United has some code hidden in their system to keep anyone from doing precisely what I tried.

If you go to United.com however, you can send them a comment.

Once you reach the main page, you’ll see a link in the upper right corner called Customer Service. Click that and you should see the tab titled “Submit a question.”

Sorry to make you work so hard.

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