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The mysterious code on the boarding pass: what does Virgin mean by this new sign?

 
[Social News]     21 Aug 2019
Virgin Australia`s boarding pass will have a new handshake sign for passengers who think they will have flight anxiety. (picture of Daily Mail)
The mysterious code on the boarding pass: what does Virgin mean by this new sign?

Virgin Australia`s boarding pass will have a new handshake sign for passengers who think they will have flight anxiety. (picture of Daily Mail)


According to the Daily Mail, the mysterious code on the boarding pass often means bad news for passengers on board. But now, Virgin Australia`s (Virgin Australia) has a new sign that visitors can get help.

It is reported that passengers do not want to see the boarding pass on the code "SSSS", because this means that passengers are selected to carry out a secondary security check. Although the code is only likely to appear on the boarding pass for passengers to the United States, it can also bring unpleasant pre-flight experience.

Virgin Australia`s boarding pass will have a new handshake sign for passengers who think they will have flight anxiety. This is part of Virgin Australia`s new program, and passengers who think they will feel anxious in flight will be able to get more help on the trip.

To ensure that you can be taken care of, passengers need to select the "nervous passenger (Nervous Flyer)" option from the drop-down menu of "Special Service requirement (Special Service Request)" when ordering tickets online. Passengers will then receive a weekly email from Virgin Mental Health Partners on the latest health research. On the day of travel, passengers will receive text messages to make sure everything is ready. When on board, the crew will regularly check the flight tension passengers.

"more than 10 percent of our passengers are highly nervous during the flight, and although we are happy to send them from place A to place B, they may not feel the same way," says Virgin Australia`s website. "We want all passengers to enjoy flying as much as we do, so we are committed to giving passengers the best experience possible."

Virgin`s acting chief operating officer, Argus (Stuart Aggs), said the new project would help make sure the airline had a happy and comfortable flight trip for all passengers.

It is reported that the "nervous flight passenger" program applies to all passengers booked seven days in advance of Virgin flights.

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