Originally Posted by
msb0b
As an aside, what airlines operating in Narita support OLCI?
UA does. Actually, it supports not only OLCI, but mobile boarding pass on your smartphone. KIX does as well.
In the past, I have seen UA Y check in agents holding up signs with flight numbers that are close to departure time. If you are on one of those flights, the check in agent will lead you to the front of the queue.
That's true, but I think it's poor form and discourteous to your fellow travelers to rely on this. What makes you so special that you shouldn't have to wait in whatever line is designated for your situation, and push all of the others in that line back a spot?