American Airlines is testing a system to stop passengers from boarding before their group is called. Currently being trialed in Albuquerque and Tucson, the system alerts gate agents with a sound and displays the correct boarding group when someone tries to board early.
The airline plans to expand the system to more locations. The goal is to make boarding smoother and fairer by reducing crowding and keeping passengers in their assigned groups—making it a better experience for everyone.
A traffic stop on May 14th led to keeping $22,000 dollars’ worth of drugs off the of Edmonton. At around 6:15 p.m., EPS officers stopped a Black Dodge Ram in the area of 107 Avenue and 101 Street for excessively...
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Sherwood Park’s biggest truck show is returning this weekend with a truckload of free SWAG for attendees. May 31 from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., interested individuals can head down to #188 2121 Premier Street on the north side of...
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Fort Saskatchewan RCMP arrested 39-year-old Justin Somers on May 29th. Somers was on the run after escaping from a hospital in Edmonton with 29-year-old Coletan Bearhead. Bearhead is still on the run, and Edmonton Police Services warn that he is...
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Mackenzie Dawn Hardy was mistakenly released from jail on April 25 after an anonymous individual posing as a crown prosecutor, later found to be her boyfriend, sent fraudulent documents calling for her release to Fort Saskatchewan Correctional Centre. Hardy, along...
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