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The worst part about flying is the part before and after the plane ride, when you get stressed about what time to show up, going through security, sitting aroun
by unsupp0rted 4y ago
The worst part about flying is the part before and after the plane ride, when you get stressed about what time to show up, going through security, sitting around, waiting to board, landing and waiting for the doors to open, taking a bus to the terminal, waiting for a carousel for 5 ~ 60 minutes, etc.
If someone could solve that for me affordably, I can handle the sitting on an airplane in economy class for 15 hours bit.
Although yes: having high speed, low latency internet for those 15 hours would make it much more pleasant.
- mytailorisrich 4y agoThe solution exists but unfortunately for your affordability criterion it means flying first class.
- laundermaf 4y agoFirst class has its own levels I think, just because you spend 10k for a flight you're not going with a limo directly under the plane without any wait in the airport. Some airports do have shortcuts though, that's true.
- laundermaf 4y agoIsn't PreCheck supposed to lessen that a bit? I don't think "security" is going to be lessened in our lifetime, if anything it can only get worse. Disrupting the space would take an insane amount of money you don't have. People who have money, can fly private.
- panick21_ 4y agoEverybody getting PreCheck and all those other features is basically lessening security, but only if you pay.
- ceejayoz 4y agoIt’s not lessening security.
- mlindner 4y agoIt's certainly lessening privacy at the very least. Government sanctioned spying in exchange for saving a few minutes.
- ceejayoz 4y agoThe information you provide as part of PreCheck is all stuff the US government already likely posesses on you.
- jaywalk 4y agoIt's really not. You just provide some info that the government already has along with your fingerprints, they do a quick background check, and you're done. Whether you have PreCheck or not, the government knows what flights you've taken because the airlines have to submit their passenger lists. $85 for 5 years of less hassle at security is worth it for anyone who flies even once every 1-2 years.
- unsupp0rted 4y agoI'd happily part with the $85 or whatever nominal amount, but I almost never fly through the USA.
- panick21_ 4y agoIts lessening security theater if I understand the process correctly. I'm not American.
- awestroke 4y agoThe worst part about flying is sitting in an uncomfortable, cramped space for hours
- m4jor 4y agoTo me, the worst part about flying is landing. As soon as you land a ton of inpatient people stand up and just rush to stand and wait in the middle isle. Every single flight this happens on. Planes need to have exits on the rear, middle, and front of the plane to make deplaning a lot easier and quicker. If this issue is ever solved it will be a miracle.
- jaywalk 4y agoEvery plane has front and rear exits, and the bigger ones have middle exits as well. The issue is airport infrastructure, not the planes.