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Flight attendants dislike "gate lice," passengers who gather around boarding gates before their flight is called, often to secure overhead bin space. This behavior is seen as unnecessary and hinders the boarding process, potentially causing delays. Gate lice may stem from anxiety and a desire for control, and solutions suggested include charging for carry-on bags and offering free checked luggage to reduce crowding. The responsibility for addressing gate crowding primarily falls on passengers.
Courtesy: www.thesun.co.uk
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