Do DM get to jump the priority queue?
#92
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: NYC
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Also just got the email today as if CX was trying to explain why GRs are getting lower priority...
I'm wondering... if there is no PY, where do the GRs go? And Elites plus F/J still feel like a lot of people.
I'm wondering... if there is no PY, where do the GRs go? And Elites plus F/J still feel like a lot of people.
#93




Join Date: Apr 2015
Posts: 30
CX new boarding procedure
Received the following email from MPC, anyone have experienced this yet?
Shorter queues for priority boarding
Providing a more enjoyable start to your journey, priority boarding means less time spent queuing and more time to settle in your seat before take-off. To improve operational procedures for priority boarding, effective 20 January 2016, a separate queue has been introduced for Green members and Premium Economy Class passengers, while Silver members and above will continue to enjoy priority boarding with the First and Business Class boarding queue.
Shorter queues for priority boarding
Providing a more enjoyable start to your journey, priority boarding means less time spent queuing and more time to settle in your seat before take-off. To improve operational procedures for priority boarding, effective 20 January 2016, a separate queue has been introduced for Green members and Premium Economy Class passengers, while Silver members and above will continue to enjoy priority boarding with the First and Business Class boarding queue.
#94

Join Date: Aug 2013
Location: HKG
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Maybe they'll always have a PY queue and it will just be greens when there is no PY cabin?
#95
Join Date: Sep 2015
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#96




Join Date: Aug 2005
Posts: 258
I was on KA 482 to Taipei and it was three lines as well. One for Business/SL/GO/DM, one for club (this line was looooong) and one for economy.
Across the aisle was CX 464 also to Taipei. There, they had four lines. One for F/DM, one for J/SL/GO, one for W/GR and one for Y.
I'll see how it works out at TPE later today.
Across the aisle was CX 464 also to Taipei. There, they had four lines. One for F/DM, one for J/SL/GO, one for W/GR and one for Y.
I'll see how it works out at TPE later today.
#97
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: NYC
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Was on a KA flight. There was indeed a middle lane for GR, but there was nobody in that line. All the people were piled in the J and the Y lines.
Just for kicks, I decided to line up in the GR line with nobody in it. Turns out they let me go at the same time as the J/DM/GO/SL/OW line...
Just for kicks, I decided to line up in the GR line with nobody in it. Turns out they let me go at the same time as the J/DM/GO/SL/OW line...
#98
Join Date: Feb 2012
Location: HKG
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Was on a KA flight. There was indeed a middle lane for GR, but there was nobody in that line. All the people were piled in the J and the Y lines.
Just for kicks, I decided to line up in the GR line with nobody in it. Turns out they let me go at the same time as the J/DM/GO/SL/OW line...
Just for kicks, I decided to line up in the GR line with nobody in it. Turns out they let me go at the same time as the J/DM/GO/SL/OW line...


#99
Join Date: Nov 2012
Location: NYC
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Posts: 3,092
Still kind of stupid that they would release the GR line at the same time as the "other" Premium/Elite line, that's what I meant.
Just noticed the interesting combo I just wrote: J/DM go slow line...
Just noticed the interesting combo I just wrote: J/DM go slow line...
#100




Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: CGK
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Indeed it should be released after F/J line is done. What's the point otherwise?
#101


Join Date: May 2009
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#102




Join Date: Jan 2015
Posts: 195
Received the following email from MPC, anyone have experienced this yet?
Shorter queues for priority boarding
Providing a more enjoyable start to your journey, priority boarding means less time spent queuing and more time to settle in your seat before take-off. To improve operational procedures for priority boarding, effective 20 January 2016, a separate queue has been introduced for Green members and Premium Economy Class passengers, while Silver members and above will continue to enjoy priority boarding with the First and Business Class boarding queue.
Shorter queues for priority boarding
Providing a more enjoyable start to your journey, priority boarding means less time spent queuing and more time to settle in your seat before take-off. To improve operational procedures for priority boarding, effective 20 January 2016, a separate queue has been introduced for Green members and Premium Economy Class passengers, while Silver members and above will continue to enjoy priority boarding with the First and Business Class boarding queue.
#103
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Join Date: May 2009
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I flew just after this came into effect. They obviously hadn't worked the kinks out yet - they had J boarding on the left, Y boarding on the right. The PEY sign was there but it pointed to a space to the right of the Y queue which was completely roped off from the doors. I saw more than one PEY passenger cross the Y queue to get to the PEY "queue", see it was roped off, cut back across the Y queue and join the J queue. Confusion all around.
In outports (BKK, HAN) I have yet to see the GR/PEY queue.
#104


Join Date: Jun 2004
Location: Hong Kong
Programs: CX MPC
Posts: 611
3 Queue Boarding ex-LHR?
My father (who's both G and flying PEY) is departing LHR on Tuesday and just wondering what to advise him
#105
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Join Date: Oct 2012
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Does anyone have any recent experience as to whether the 3 queue boarding system has actually been implemented in LHR yet? Whether the GR/PEY actually leads anywhere? If it doesn't lead anywhere, or the GR/PEY doesn't exist in London yet, are people just joining the J queue instead (a la percysmith's experience above)?
My father (who's both G and flying PEY) is departing LHR on Tuesday and just wondering what to advise him
My father (who's both G and flying PEY) is departing LHR on Tuesday and just wondering what to advise him
Safe & Happy Travels
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