I never did see a single person line up and get on from the "left" line.
About all I can say to this is "fly more often" or "fly on more airlines".
United, for example, has been restructuring their boarding process for a while, precisely to try to maintain some semblance of order -- too many people crowding the gate area before their group is called, trying to sneak on to the plane early to get access to overhead bins, etc.
(and typically, a separate-lane process is intended to avoid that -- most US-based airlines have basically given up on the idea that they can get an orderly boarding process by assigning groups based on row number, and have switched over to using the multi-lane system)
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I never did see a single person line up and get on from the "left" line.
About all I can say to this is "fly more often" or "fly on more airlines".
United, for example, has been restructuring their boarding process for a while, precisely to try to maintain some semblance of order -- too many people crowding the gate area before their group is called, trying to sneak on to the plane early to get access to overhead bins, etc.
(and typically, a separate-lane process is intended to avoid that -- most US-based airlines have basically given up on the idea that they can get an orderly boarding process by assigning groups based on row number, and have switched over to using the multi-lane system)