Originally Posted by
EuropeanPete
I find the etiquette of this a bit confusing, particularly in the US where the current boarding group system started (and has largely been shown to be superior to other approaches and is being adopted everywhere).
Boarding a United Houston Bonaire flight the other day Group 3 was being boarded, but everyone in the waiting area was in a single line. I was in Group 3 and eventually just stood at the back of the line and boarded last (by which points Group 3 and 4 were boarding according to the monitor, though no announcements had been made since Group 2).
ah yes, the mixed boarding standard. Always an issue like with people crowding around the gate and one is not sure if they are boarding or waiting to board. For both, I just ask, are you boarding in group X ? If not I move ahead.