Priority lane for Expert Travellers
Jan 10, 2011 | 1:43 pm
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Priority lane for Expert Travellers
IND accepts Expert Travellers (in addition to Crew and FF elite) for priority lane at security screening points. This is officialy marked and acc. to TSA Officer its developed for those who can quickly prepare for screening.
Have you seen this somewhere else ?
Have you seen this somewhere else ?
Jan 10, 2011 | 4:30 pm
#2
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I'd love to know if it actually works. For some reason everyone tends to think of himself/herself as an expert.
Jan 11, 2011 | 1:46 am
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Jan 11, 2011 | 5:24 am
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Since there is nothing really relevant to Miles and More in this thread I'm moving it to the TS/S forum.
Regards Oliver2002
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Regards Oliver2002
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Jan 11, 2011 | 5:41 am
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IAD has one. AKA, the stroller and wheelchair lane.
IAD has one. AKA, the stroller and wheelchair lane.
Jan 11, 2011 | 6:26 am
#8
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CMH has an "expert" line, at Concourse B at least (the one with the WBI machine). While I am not a road warrior, I am rather anal (laptop out and ready, shoes untied if not slip ons, kippie bag out before I even get into the line) and could use the expert line... except everyone thinks they are an expert and I found it to be the slowest line.
It's also the line, IIRC, that was next to the WBI, so you had a better chance of getting pulled out to do WBI.
I'll know today if Concourse A has one.
It's also the line, IIRC, that was next to the WBI, so you had a better chance of getting pulled out to do WBI.
I'll know today if Concourse A has one.
Jan 11, 2011 | 6:29 am
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Jan 11, 2011 | 7:37 am
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Jan 11, 2011 | 8:19 am
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CMH has an "expert" line, at Concourse B at least (the one with the WBI machine). While I am not a road warrior, I am rather anal (laptop out and ready, shoes untied if not slip ons, kippie bag out before I even get into the line) and could use the expert line... except everyone thinks they are an expert and I found it to be the slowest line.
It's also the line, IIRC, that was next to the WBI, so you had a better chance of getting pulled out to do WBI.
I'll know today if Concourse A has one.
It's also the line, IIRC, that was next to the WBI, so you had a better chance of getting pulled out to do WBI.
I'll know today if Concourse A has one.
That is a recipe for dropping something expensive, like my laptop, on the floor and doing it irreparable harm.
Jan 11, 2011 | 8:27 am
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The problem is there are too many frequent flyers out there with the DYKWIA attitude and it takes them 30 minutes to get ready for the xray. They are the same people who board the plane and take 15 minutes to put their bag in the overhead
Jan 11, 2011 | 8:31 am
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Join Date: Jan 2011
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RDU Terminal 2 has a "expert traveller" line. It's usually self selecting, but sometimes there is a TSO directing folks to the various lines. I only fly for business and I look the part (tie, jacket, etc.) so I always get to use it. Not sure it makes any difference. 