American Airlines Tests Priority Boarding

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American Airlines tests tech to catch passengers boarding early

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The new technology is being tested at three U.S. airports, including New Mexico’s Albuquerque International Sunport , Tucson International Airport in Arizona , and Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport in Virginia .

The airline was hit this week with a $50 million penalty for its treatment of disabled passengers.

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