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> It's interesting that we use machines, and when they flag the type of error they were designed to identify, we simply assume they don't work. The question is
by closewith 3y ago
> It's interesting that we use machines, and when they flag the type of error they were designed to identify, we simply assume they don't work.
The question is what's the incidence rate of real glitches. If the system errs on 1% of boarding passes, staff will be used to overriding it.
- pixl97 3y ago>If the system errs on 1% of boarding passes On a large plane that would be 2-4 people per flight. Honestly an error rate of even .01% would be enough errors per day that your average gate agent would order ride pretty commonly.