As American Airlines moves to squash “gate lice” – pushy passengers trying to skip the boarding process – with alarm sounds and alerts for gate agents, a new pest has been named onboard.

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Ceejay Faala, a junior Secondary Education major in Science student at Carlos Hilado Memorial State University Binalbagan Campus in Negros Occidental province, presents his invention, the “pencroscope ...

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Gate lice drew headlines after American Airlines announced it was expanding new technology that beeps when encountering the phenomenon at more than 100 airports. The term “gate lice” refers to ...

Move aside, “gate lice.” Flight passengers are now debating the latest travel annoyance that takes place on the actual plane: “aisle lice.” Gate lice drew headlines after American Airlines ...