From looking at the picture: How might this process be improved to avoid delays/what can I do to minimize the delay?. PassengersarriveGive boarding passand get in to theplaneWithout maskshould exitCheck in to getboarding pass andcheck luggagePass the securityagainInterview by airlinesecuity staffBoarding pass do notmatch, passenger goes tonecessary gatePassengers withcarry bag go to checkin and check luggageFailed ininterview shouldexitAuthenticate boardingpassPassed in interviewgo to airport securityFailed insecurity shouldexitPassed in security goto the gate

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