Even when the United Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft is parked at the gate with 2 jetbridges, the gate SHOULD use BOTH jetbridges for passenger loading and unloading to ease the passenger traffic for both boarding and deplaning processes.
Did they operate the "Shaded windows?" Or were passengers able to open their windows and let light in when they are trying to keep it dark. How effective is it to simulate nighttime? And how long did they keep the windows shaded.
They did operated the shaded window even just before we take off, it's effective. just before 4:20 of the video, you can see the difference from looking at the window. At 8:87, you can see how dark inside the plane even though it's only 1pm outside.
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Even when the United Airlines Boeing 787 Dreamliner aircraft is parked at the gate with 2 jetbridges, the gate SHOULD use BOTH jetbridges for passenger loading and unloading to ease the passenger traffic for both boarding and deplaning processes.
Very nice video! Great work! 👏
Thank you
Great video. Did you check in a bag. We're they strict with the weight. The recline on united 787 is horrific for long flights
Thanks, yeah I had one check in bag, mine is way below the max weight so I did not have issues checking in.
Did they operate the "Shaded windows?" Or were passengers able to open their windows and let light in when they are trying to keep it dark. How effective is it to simulate nighttime? And how long did they keep the windows shaded.
They did operated the shaded window even just before we take off, it's effective. just before 4:20 of the video, you can see the difference from looking at the window. At 8:87, you can see how dark inside the plane even though it's only 1pm outside.
what happened to this video