Sentence examples for boarding procedure from inspiring English sources
Mr. White also appreciates the new numbered boarding procedure, saying it "alleviates the panic" previously associated with lining up for seats.
But in America's busiest stations, Amtrak forces passengers to wait in a single line for an inane, airport-style boarding procedure.
Other features of the program include selecting shore excursions online before departure and an expedited boarding procedure called express check-in, whereby passengers who send in cruise documents at least 40 days before departure can board almost immediately upon arrival at the dock and have lunch on the ship.
The new boarding procedure -- which was tested on Delta's low-fare subsidiary Song and is already used by several other airlines -- is part of a drive by Delta to reduce on-ground turnaround time for aircraft and get them "flying more," Mr. Maruster said.
On the premiere Mr. Stewart was his star guest, clowning around live in the studio with Mr. Williams on the couch and even on a row of airplane seats transplanted to the set at Rockefeller Center (brought there to illustrate a cheeky but not very enlightening piece about airline boarding procedure).
What was strange was that the ticket takers, stewards and everyone involved in the boarding procedure had allowed so many extra passengers through the gate and on to the plane.
Boarding Compounding confusion at the gate, a couple of airlines have changed their boarding procedures this year.
The airlines that have eliminated the passes contend that this change has not slowed their check-in or boarding procedures.
Otherwise, we didn't wait in a single line during the entire check-in, security and boarding procedures.
Mr. Villalobos said he had studied aircraft boarding procedures as well as ways to decrease waiting times at border crossings of the United States and Mexico.
Because behavior is so hard to predict, some argue that changing boarding procedures is less effective than other tactics, like limiting carry-on baggage.
