Not really. My observations go for intra-European flights, though. You're usually also not yelled at when queuing for the loo, provided the seat-belt sign is o

Not really. My observations go for intra-European flights, though. You're usually also not yelled at when queuing for the loo, provided the seat-belt sign is off. What I do notice a lot, though, is passengers that unbuckle half a second after touch down. To me this seems incredibly stupid. For starters: it's really dangerous to them and by extension to their fellow passengers and to emphasize the idiocy: They're off the plane exatly zero seconds earlier than when they just stay buckled up until the plane arrives at the gate. Personally, I just stay buckled up, while sitting. The inconvenience is minor. Especially compared to the inconvenience when your head crashes through the overhead bin, due to sudden turbulences.