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I'm assuming here just based on experience, but...you don't just go to your seat and sit down, you have to put your bag in the overhead bin, which takes some "a
by borlak 14y ago
I'm assuming here just based on experience, but...you don't just go to your seat and sit down, you have to put your bag in the overhead bin, which takes some "aisle time".
in back-to-front, a line forms as you are waiting for people to store their bag. one person can take up [block] 3 rows of seats while he is fiddling with putting his bag overhead.
in random seating, people all over the plane are storing bags at the same time, instead of just 1 or 2 people.
- personlurking 14y agoI wonder what the percentage is of those delaying the line due to their slowness vs. the need to search out space. The most aisle time I've taken on any flight might be 10 seconds, though most of the time it's zero since I prefer to store my carry-on below the seat when I can.