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Boarding process
hello all i have a question about the Boarding process on el al flights.
how is it done? by row numbers zones etc? is it enforced? thank you very much tlvbased |
Originally Posted by tlvbased
(Post 18365975)
hello all i have a question about the Boarding process on el al flights.
how is it done? by row numbers zones etc? is it enforced? thank you very much tlvbased First come , First served basis. just go to the gate, and boad the plane. |
Originally Posted by may_east
(Post 18382275)
there is no order.
First come , First served basis. just go to the gate, and boad the plane. |
Originally Posted by tlvbased
(Post 18365975)
hello all i have a question about the Boarding process on el al flights.
how is it done? by row numbers zones etc? is it enforced? thank you very much tlvbased As May_East stated correctly, there is no specific order for the boarding proccess. Try to arrive at the gate early if you want to board as quickly as possible. :) Best Liat |
Originally Posted by EL AL Rep.
(Post 18401922)
Hi Tlvbased,
As May_East stated correctly, there is no specific order for the boarding proccess. Try to arrive at the gate early if you want to board as quickly as possible. :) Best Liat Are there any plans of having a less Israeli process that's more normal? As in, with order? (Similar to the hand luggage security line in TLV which has order; NOT like passport control at TLV) |
In november at LHR they were trailing priority boarding for business class passengers
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Originally Posted by joshwex90
(Post 18414767)
Are there any plans of having a less Israeli process that's more normal? As in, with order? (Similar to the hand luggage security line in TLV which has order; NOT like passport control at TLV)
El Al is Israel, and so is balagan. When in Rome... |
Originally Posted by janewman94
(Post 18415524)
In november at LHR they were trailing priority boarding for business class passengers
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Originally Posted by mikebg
(Post 18418789)
than the (ridiculous in my opinion) procedure other airlines follow of 'priority boarding'. Who wants to sit on the plane longer than absolutely necessary?
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Originally Posted by clubman
(Post 18420065)
Well on plenty of airlines they will board Y passengers rows and allow C and F passengers (as well as status) to board at their leisure, which makes far more sense.
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All they need to do is have a priority boarding, and then have a bypass line for priority pax. It can be to first board F/TPL, then C/PL/GL, or something, and then once regular boarding starts, have a bypass line for F/TPL or F/C/TPL/PL/GL/SL, or some combination
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Originally Posted by mikebg
(Post 18418789)
I hope they abandon that idea. I find it far preferable to relax a little longer in the lounge and get on the aircraft last, as is the case with EL AL in Business or First, than the (ridiculous in my opinion) procedure other airlines follow of 'priority boarding'. Who wants to sit on the plane longer than absolutely necessary?
But flying Y though, I would tend to board earlier because I find the hand luggage situation on El AL to be out of hand, both directions. On a side note, they do ask for flyers with children and elderly to board first. |
All they need to do is have a priority boarding, and then have a bypass line for priority pax. It can be to first board F/TPL, then C/PL/GL, or something, and then once regular boarding starts, have a bypass line for F/TPL or F/C/TPL/PL/GL/SL, or some combination |
Originally Posted by entropy
(Post 18423590)
That makes far too much sense for El Al to do it.
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