Why don’t airlines board starting with seats at the back of the plane forward?

Answer: I'm an airline pilot and although I understands the other answers hold.​.​.​ Long's Digest Top Stories For You Why don't airlines board starting with seats at the back of the plane forward? Hector Newman, Airline Captain at B737-800 Updated Sep 20 I'm an airline pilot and although I understands the other answers hold some efficiency or economical benefit there is a much simpler reason we don't board from the back fir... Read More » Which book has had the most impact on your career as a data scientist? Joe Salvatore, Ph.D Experimental Psychology & Statistics, The University of Tennessee (2014) Written Sep 19 People are going to get upset. This book isn't about web-scraping. This book isn't about random forests, or neural networks. It's not about hadoop or sql, excel, or busines... Read More » If Terence Tao and Lenhard Ng have similar mathematical talent, why is Tao a better mathematician? Alon Amit, PhD in Mathematics; Mathcircler. Written Sep 20 I don't think it's appropriate to discuss Ng or Tao in particular. Generally, You can't compare people's math talents. It's a complicated, multidimensional thing. You can't l... Read More » I am now 17. I started smoking at 16 and I smoke 1 cigarette weekly. Will there be any problem in the future? Jaxon Steinkamp, Content Creator and Entertainer Written Jul 24 Okay so I'm not gonna sugar coat anything, I'm gonna tell you all the crap I have dealt with to this day because of tobacco, I'm gonna be realistic as well, I'm not gonna t... Read More » Is it risky for a person with an H1-B to switch companies for an identical position? Sri Ved Written Sep 24 A person I know recently switched clients (not employer). The employer promptly filed an amendment along with an extension (since the current petition will expire this Dece... Read More » What are the implications if Michael Atiyah proved the Riemann hypothesis? Patrick Sole', Wrote three papers on RH Written Sep 21 Well knowing that he is 89 would be very encouraging to all mathematicians over 50. So I wish he is right but l cannot believe it. Especially when I see that is using tools... Read More » What would Braveheart be like if it was more historically accurate? Janet Reedman, author Written Sep 23 None of the anachronistic face paint which was centuries out of date if it existed (as depicted) at all. Wallace would not be shown as a peasant since he was in reality a m... Read More » What screams "I am new to Silicon Valley?" Ryan Borker, works at Gigster (2017-present) Written Aug 5 "Wow you work for Google / Facebook, that is SO COOL!" "I am totally going to work in Santa Clara but live in San Francisco. I want that city life. The commute won't be that... Read More » What is a telltale sign that you might not be fit for becoming a programmer? Dan Blanks, Software Architect (2016-present) Written Sep 17 An interviewer once asked me if I was left-handed or played a musical instrument. Neither were true for my case. When I asked him why he wanted to know this information, he... Read More » What is it about Galois Theory that makes it a challenging subject to understand? Daniel McLaury, Ph.D. Student in Mathematics at University of Illinois at Chicago Written Sep 21 The way it's generally taught, mainly. Galois theory is advertised as being motivated by two particular classical problems, which indeed it was. But the treatment in any mod... Read More » Read More in Your Feed Follow Quora on: Get the App for iOS and Android This email was sent by Quora (650 Castro Street #450, Mountain View, CA 94041). If you don't want to receive these emails in the future, please unsubscribe.