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It turns out that the back-to-front is what they actually do now. I believe the most efficient method, as determined by the Mythbusters, is the WILMA (Window-Mi
by Jemaclus 11y ago
It turns out that the back-to-front is what they actually do now. I believe the most efficient method, as determined by the Mythbusters, is the WILMA (Window-Middle-Aisle) technique. Here's the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss1S3-Kv6R8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ss1S3-Kv6R8
- ChuckMcM 11y agoWell it would be if they didn't fill the plane with "early" boarding options that all monetize, you've got your frequent fliers, your affiliated card users, your "business first" perk buyers, Etc. I was the first person in the first "regular" boarding group on a flight recently and I counted 62 people who were allowed to board "first" (and sitting all over the plane) for various reasons.
- nradov 11y agoThe problem with WilMA is that by the time they get to "A" all of the overhead bins are completely full. So those of us who prefer aisle seats end up being forced to gate check our carry-on bag.
- Jemaclus 11y agoAs an aisle-preferrer, I sympathize and agree!