There is no priority check in nor…
There is no priority check in nor boarding for handicapped passengers. At check in, I told the staff that my husband is handicapped (though it was obvious as he walks with a cane) and she directed me to the line that everyone else was lined up in. I told her again that he’s handicapped and it’s very hard for him to stand a long time in such a long line and she replied, “it won’t take long.” At the gate, even worse. I asked for priority boarding because my husband is handicapped. First I was told that he needed to ask his supervisor first. Then they said okay but let about 25 people, families with kids board first, then started boarding all the others. When I asked why we are not allowed priority boarding, I was told he will board LAST! I said no way and went on board with my husband anyway. Never been treated like second class customers like this!
