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It's literally because people who have paid for business class want to board first. Think it through. You've just been charged an extra $500 to sit in a chair
by 1attice 4y ago
It's literally because people who have paid for business class want to board first.
Think it through. You've just been charged an extra $500 to sit in a chair for four hours, and you're waiting in line behind a mother with five screaming children? You've got very important business things to attend to! Or whatever!
IDK if you ever watched _Veep_ but there's this marvellous episode where a megadonor is complaining that he didn't get more chicken than the $100-plate crowd at a fundraiser. He was literally counting (let's generously say) $5 chicken breasts.
Never mind that he was a hominid of roughly the same proportion as everyone else in the room; did not metabolize food any faster or differently; and certainly couldn't care less about $5.
So: like that, but for air travel.
- jghn 4y ago> to sit in a chair for four hours And this is why I usually wait towards the end of boarding to get on the plane no matter where I'm sitting.
- spapas82 4y agoActually at least for airplanes in Greece (and I'd presume the whole EU) families with small children have precedence over business class passengers.
- ghaff 4y agoUS as well.