Airplane Boarding Method by Astrophysicist Cuts Loading Time in Half
Back in 2008, Fermilab astrophysicist Jason Steffen took a break from matters of the universe to devise the Steffen Method, a clever optimization of the airline passenger boarding process. In this recent video demonstration of his method for This vs. That, 72 passengers were seated aboard a mock 757 fuselage in half the usual time. To date, no airlines have adopted the Steffen Method.
via The Consumerist
image via Jason Steffen
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