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UA's Boarding Process with WILMA now - Inconsistent process / PreBoarding issues

UA's Boarding Process with WILMA now - Inconsistent process / PreBoarding issues

Old Dec 18, 2023, 6:58 pm
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Originally Posted by halls120
... This. Other airlines seem to be able to enforce their carry on rules, but not UA.
IME, DL or AA isn't any better and WN gives free check bags which helps some but surprized how much still is carried-on, Other carriers have much, much strict carry on -- such as max 8KGs (but recent experience in India -- AI, 6E, .. shows significant violation in actuality. But enough compliance it did go smoother.
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Old Dec 18, 2023, 7:08 pm
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Originally Posted by WineCountryUA
IME, DL or AA isn't any better and WN gives free check bags which helps some but surprized how much still is carried-on, Other carriers have much, much strict carry on -- such as max 8KGs (but recent experience in India -- AI, 6E, .. shows significant violation in actuality. But enough compliance it did go smoother.
I was thinking of the LH group, OS in particular - they are ruthless. In good way, of course.
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Old Dec 18, 2023, 7:35 pm
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Originally Posted by halls120
I was thinking of the LH group, OS in particular - they are ruthless. In good way, of course.
Except for one 8 KG item, no carryon. That isn't enforcement as much disallowing rollaboards. That does not work in the US even for those with free bag checking -- 1K/GS/BG1/BG2 where they are the vast majority on hub to hub routines. And US Senators have opposed limiting rollaboards or imposing fees.

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