Traveling by air can be particularly stressful due to the number of tasks passengers must manage. Unfortunately, this is compounded by the presence of 'boarding jerks'—those who embody poor travel etiquette. The article highlights five behaviors commonly exhibited by these individuals: crowding the boarding gate before their group is called, attempting to board early, being unprepared and causing delays, pushing past others in the aisle, and being overtly rude to other passengers and staff. These actions only serve to exacerbate the travel dilemma, making the journey more difficult for everyone involved.
Flying can be a headache, but the ultimate annoyance is the fellow traveler who plays by no rules and embodies rude flying etiquette.
Five classic traits characterize the boarding jerk: crowding gates, trying to board early, being unprepared, pushing people in the walkway, and outright rudeness.
Instead of following the boarding process like civilized travelers, some people choose to flaunt the rules, making the experience miserable for everyone else.
Being unprepared while boarding is a guaranteed way to irritate fellow passengers by holding up lines, especially when trying to locate your boarding pass.
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