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Well the passenger actually _hadn’t_ boarded. Someone else had. Their checks found the extra passenger afterwards. The mistake was letting the original passeng
by CogitoCogito 3y ago
Well the passenger actually _hadn’t_ boarded. Someone else had. Their checks found the extra passenger afterwards.
The mistake was letting the original passenger on and that was fixed later.
- fl7305 3y agoI don't think their checks caught him though? He only got caught because the plane was full, and he stood out like a sore thumb when he couldn't sit down somewhere.
- bambax 3y agoI would disagree with that. The boarding ID had been used once and can't (shouldn't) be used twice. In that case the first use was in error but the system can't know that. So the correct course of action would be to re-check everyone's boarding pass. That may have been impractical / undesirable, but simply ignoring the error as a bug seems careless.
- gorkish 2y agoMaybe if flight attendants were actually getting paid while passengers are boarding they might be more attentive
- drewcoo 3y agoIf boarded still means "on the vehicle," both people boarded. One person was a passenger and the other was a stowaway.