Would You Pay Extra to Board Your Flight Earlier?

by ABC News U.S. Posted 2013/01/26 11:00:16

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	Yes	596 votes	10%
	No	5,086 votes	90%

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yaaarrrggghhh 2013/01/27 18:03:15

No

+1
I would rather board as close to departure time as possible.

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Bonita Colley 2013/01/27 17:49:05

No

In fact I refuse to fly anymore!

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KATniss 2013/01/27 14:29:16

No

depends on how many extra.. but i guess i don't mind waiting :p

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Immanuelson 2013/01/27 13:43:50

Yes

yes

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Randi 2013/01/27 11:41:13

No

No, I had rather be up moving about, instead of sitting and waiting in a cramped airplane seat.

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Balladeer-PWCM-POTL 2013/01/27 08:18:16

No

+2
" would you like to get on the plane?...F*ck you i am getting IN the plane...let Evel Knievel get ON the plane...I am going IN the plane...there seems to be less wind in here'

G. Carlin

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sglmom 2013/01/27 08:02:14

No

This shouldn't even be talked about ..
what they are doing here ..
there's so many travelers who have DISABILITIES ..
and need extra time boarding .. or extra space ... (or aisles) .. or help ..

the Able Bodied can wait ..

HELP the disabled board first ..
(and those with small children also traveling with them .. )

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Goducks5 2013/01/27 07:59:14

No

+1
What would be the point in that? Let's pay extra to wait on the plane instead of waiting inside of the airport. It's not like the plane is going to take off any sooner.

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Gryffindor53 2013/01/27 06:59:07

No

+3
Why? It isn't going to take off any sooner...

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Irish little 2013/01/27 05:30:44

Yes

+1
OOOPs Hit the wrong key. I am slways one of the first on anyway with my wheelchair. So, why should I pay extra???

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andy15554 2013/01/26 13:13:54

Yes

+2
when traveling with some carry on bags on a full flight, you may need to in order to get overhead space. Or when on a long flight and you need to have your stuff near you. But I wouldn't pay much. $10-$15

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AbbyNorm 2013/01/26 12:58:21
phil.olding.3 2013/01/26 12:56:41

No

+2
There's no air conditioning on a plane until after you take off and the plane's engines are running.

Why would you want to start sweating before you start, with no air circulation, so you can barely even breathe in your cramped space?

I'd pay for them to announce my name, making sure I made the flight and got on last. No problems.

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Mary Mary 2013/01/26 11:55:32

No

+1
It doesn't take long.

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