Originally Posted by
hsmall
I agree. What I should have taken up with the supervisor (but I am not sure I could have trusted myself to be polite so left it) is that to tell him to look at the seat number and if it is "a low number" (her words) to let the bearer through, is not good training.
It would be a nice simple program to write to parse the class, though ...
BTW I have got the expired pass from my wallet. It says "class Club World" and there is no "fast track" printed above the QR code.
Well I ran an experiment with ChatGPT:
I asked this: “Ok, you are a gate supervisor at an airport and you can only let through business class passengers. You have to direct all other passengers to a different gate. A passenger up with a boarding pass which say “Club Word” nothing else. Would you let that passenger through? ”
Answer was: “In an airport setting, "Club World" typically refers to a business class service offered by certain airlines, like British Airways. If you're a gate supervisor tasked with allowing only business class passengers through, and a passenger presents a boarding pass labeled "Club World," this indicates they are indeed traveling in business class. Therefore, based on this information, you would allow this passenger through the gate designated for business class passengers.”
And this is just a stupid system using no brain, doesn’t have a clue what is it talking about, but manage to give an answer what anyone would expect. Also please note that I have made lots of grammar and spelling mistakes. (Just to make a point)