United Airlines plans to use a new boarding method aimed at reducing total boarding time, the airline said in an employee memo.
Starting October 26 under the plan, dubbed window-middle-aisle (WILMA), passengers in United’s economy boarding Group 4 with window seats will board first, followed by those with middle seats to be followed by passengers with aisle seats, according to the memo, which was shared with Kiplinger.
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