Sorry for the Convenience: Gatwick Goes All out to Emphasize Efficiency

In a unique marketing move, London Gatwick Airport has launched the ‘Sorry for the Convenience’ campaign, turning its exceptional efficiency into a tongue-in-cheek apology. The initiative highlights Gatwick’s speedy security processes, extensive airline options, and convenient connections to London and beyond, aiming to attract more passengers and showcase its seamless travel experience.

Why Do You Always Board a Plane on the Left Side?

There’s a reason why you always board a plane on the left side, regardless of the airline or your seat class. It all goes back to maritime traditions and the placement of the steering oar on ships. Early airplanes adopted this practice, and as the industry grew and airports became busier, left-hand boarding became the norm for efficiency and safety. This arrangement allows pilots to better judge distances while taxiing to the gate, and it keeps ground crew out of the way of passengers.

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