No reclining on domestic unless it is a redeye.
If it being reclined was such a bother to his leg room he should have had no problem jostling the seat in front of him with his leg. My biggest pet peeves is guy that goes across the armrest into my seat space, have some ******* class.If airlines did not want seats to recline then they wouldn’t recline. There are a couple rows of seats near the Exit Rows that do not recline so as to keep access for exits. Bottom line is if you want extra room and don’t want a reclining seat in front of you then pay for first class or Comfort seats. The guy continually thumping seat of reclined seat was a prick. His conduct was inexcusable. The Flight Attendant that agreed with the guy should be fired. Flight Attendant has no people skills. Airlines have added more and more seats. They are to blame.
I've never really considered the aisle seat to have more leg room because I don't put my legs out there. I'm shocked at how many people need to use those insanely small bathrooms literally minutes after leaving a terminal.
Also, the drink cart:
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I never recline, think it's obnoxious and inconsiderate.
Assuming airlines won't outright forbid it, they should at least implement 'Reclining' and 'No Reclining' seating sections. That way everyone who enjoys having some guy's fat head in their lap for 4 hours can enjoy it together and the rest of us can be spared.
Airport Sbarro?I've been flying nearly every week for 5 years now and I'm literally on a plane right now (gotta love the free wifi). I became one of those people that had to use the bathroom immediately on this flight. I don't know what came over me but I needed to get it out. Also the first time I've ever gone #2 on a domestic flight.
I'm not proud.
I've been flying nearly every week for 5 years now and I'm literally on a plane right now (gotta love the free wifi). I became one of those people that had to use the bathroom immediately on this flight. I don't know what came over me but I needed to get it out. Also the first time I've ever gone #2 on a domestic flight.
I'm not proud.
I’m sure you’ve all seen the video but if not here's a guy that got mad about someone reclining their seat - https://www.independent.co.uk/trave...seat-punch-recline-video-flight-a9333231.html
- Do you guys recline your seat? What do you think of people that do without asking?
Some other flying etiquette questions:
- Do you guys ask to leave the windows closed?
- Who gets the middle armrests?
- Should first class have a dress code?
-If you have the window seat, you control the window, aisle seat can ebod. But don't be a douche about it. If the suns blaring directly in the windows, I shut it. Otherwise it's up.
-I personally don't recline but I have long legs and feel for people that are the same way. If you have a two hour flight, tough it out. If you reaaalllly have to, ask the person behind you if they're cool with it but honestly, most travel within the US isn't going to be too bad. International is completely different.
-Armrests should go to the middle person if it's a 3 seater. If it's a 2 seater, arm wrestle for it, idk.
One more thing, you people that aren't assigned the window seat but take it anyway, why do you do it? I picked that seat so I could lay my head against the window and not get up for your small bladder three times during the flight. I am going to ask you to move. And don't get all huffy when I do. That's my seat. I picked a window seat for a reason.
If you have the ability to flip someone the bird. You can flip them the bird. Doesn't NOT make you a jerk though.
The question isn't if you CAN recline. It's if you should. There are lots of things you CAN do but wouldn't because you realize it is rude, disrespectful, inconvenient, ect to those around you.
If you want to avoid this, you need to know that coffee (or caffeine in general) is not your friend.I've been flying nearly every week for 5 years now and I'm literally on a plane right now (gotta love the free wifi). I became one of those people that had to use the bathroom immediately on this flight. I don't know what came over me but I needed to get it out. Also the first time I've ever gone #2 on a domestic flight.
I'm not proud.