United Airlines introduced a new system for boarding ... bring WILMA back to provide a smoother window, middle, aisle boarding process flow that helps get passengers in their even seats faster ...

By Amanda Holpuch United Airlines plans to speed up its boarding process by having passengers in economy class who have purchased window seats get on the plane before people in the middle and ...

The way passengers board United Airlines planes is about to change ... class and business class will see no change in their boarding process. There’s also no change for the pre-boarding group ...

the revision ensures that window seats and exit rows are followed by middle in Group 4 and aisle passengers in Group 5 during the boarding process. SEE ALSO: United Airlines pilot charged in ...

Airlines have long searched for the perfect boarding process. Orville and Wilbur Wright flipped a coin to see who got the lone seat on their flying machine. United is making changes now because ...

United Airlines stated, per reports. Wondering how passengers would go about this new process? Well, when boarding, United will assign passengers to seven boarding groups and use a preboarding ...

United Airlines (Nasdaq: UAL ... 5 and 6. Why change boarding procedures? “Boarding times have increased by up to two minutes since 2019. WILMA boarding was tested at four domestic line stations ...

Ground time costs airlines an estimated $100 a minute Even one or two minutes shaved off the boarding process multiplied over multiple flights and across a vast network as large as United's can ...

Come October 26, United Airlines will revamp its boarding process for economy class passengers. United's new boarding process is known as "WILMA," which stands for window, middle and aisle.

United Airlines is making changes to its boarding process in an effort to speed things up this fall. Starting October 26, the carrier will add a seventh boarding group and spread out economy flyers ...