After last year’s popular Noliolism ‘Gate Lice’, a new journey is coming up which is ‘Azal Lice’.
The word ‘Aizal Lice’ follows other recent travel trends, such as ‘Raw Dogging’ and ‘Czech-in Chicken’. Here you should know what you should know about the increasing discussion around the ‘corridor lice’ and how to deal with it:
What are gates lice?
The ‘Gate Louse’ refers to the passengers who crowd the boarding gate before calling their group. The incident became so widespread that in 2024, American Airlines introduced technology to prevent passengers premature boarding, rejecting the boarding pass.
What are the isle lice?
Riding in an aircraft can be stressful, but should not exit one. However, corridors lice other passengers forces the systematic process of disintegrating by forcing their previous way. ‘Aizal Lice’ describes travelers who jump out of their seats when the seatbelt sign is closed and pushes through others before the aircraft. This is a humorous nickname for those passengers yet pushed down their way to landing on the ground, eager to get out of their line before going out.
A Reddit User shared his disappointment after seeing this behavior on a flight from Minyapolis-Sent Paul International Airport to Lagardia Airport: “Not only do two people stand next to me, but in any way a window seat in any way Moving forward and proceeds to get out of the plane.
Internet is reacting to it
The word “Isle Lice” quickly received traction, social media users shared their opinion emotionally. Many users found corridors lice more irritable than gate lice. One person wrote, “Gate lice don’t bother me because most people first want to get for bin space, but the corridors lice slow down everything.” Another couple, “If you don’t have tight connection or emergency, just wait for your turn.”
Some commentators blamed the Airlines for failing to implement the failed protocol. Others reported that both gate lice and corridors reflect the selfish tendency. As a user said, “The fact of choosing between these two is ridiculous. Neither is suitable adult behavior. ,
So what is the right way to get out of an aircraft?
Airplane etiquette is simple – for your turn. The unspecified rule is that passengers exit the line, which begins from the front. If everyone followed this system, the process would be smooth and efficient. However, corridors lice behave like an individual race, disrupting it by disregarding common etiquette.
The irony is that the exit crowd usually does not save much time. If anything, their impatience only leads to disappointment and delay. Honoring the flow of deplaying makes for a smooth, less stressful experience for all. After all, the flying is already busy enough, why make it worse?
