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Reducing the aircraft boarding time is a common problem not only forairlines, but also for passengers and airports. Group boarding is a popularboarding strategy that separates the passengers into several groups and thosegroups, which are then called in a certain order. Group boarding can reduce theboarding time compared with that in random order boarding; however, it isinsufficient in several real scenarios because the passengers are not separatedstrictly into groups. In this paper, we propose a boarding strategy thatarranges the order of the boarding passengers at the boarding gate. Althoughthis approach appears more time-consuming, we show that such a rearrangementcan be applied efficiently to the waiting queue of a single-aisle aircraft. Wequantitatively demonstrate the boarding times for various patterns of thisapproach and discuss the mechanism underlying the reduction of boarding time.This strategy is a promising approach to reduce boarding times and can replacethe conventional boarding strategy.

Arranging the order of passengers on the boarding bridge to reduce the boarding time for single-aisle aircraft