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It's not like that at all in this case the person in front of you has paid for that space you are occupying. It was never your space to begin with.
by sanswork 9y ago
It's not like that at all in this case the person in front of you has paid for that space you are occupying. It was never your space to begin with.
- Markoff 9y agono, you buy seat with space for your legs, if someone is taking my space for legs he is taking something I paid for they paid for space in front of their seat up to back of the seat in front of them
- sanswork 9y agoThey paid for the space taken up when the seat reclined if your legs don't fit in that space they you need to buy another seat or pressure airlines to start better serving people of your size. It's not the person in front of you who is at fault it is everyone that has ever done a ticket search and sorted from lowest price to highest.
- Markoff 9y agoi am no special person, i am pretty skinny so they have low fuel expenses on me compared to some short fat people and i have no problem to travel with reasonable polite people who won't recline seat for someone much taller seeing behind them but ok, let's stop being polite and charge people per kg of weight if we do this already with baggage, at least fat people will have motivation to stop eating, not sure what unhealthy i did that i grew tall and should handle ignorant people reclining seats
- sanswork 9y agoThere is nothing impolite about using a space you paid for. I don't see how charging by weight would improve your situation any. You're still trying to fly in a seat that doesn't fit your body.
- Markoff 9y agowell hurting someone (by pushing your seat on their legs) unless it is necessary (which it is not in case of reclining, you can just sit as fine without reclining) is impolite by standards of most civilized countries but maybe in your country causing unnecessary discomfort to other person is being polite...
- sanswork 9y agoImposing on other people's space to save money is impolite to me.
- hueving 9y agoYou are confused about what you paid for. You can ask the flight attendant and the person who reclines is in the right.
- Markoff 9y agowell I can just leave there my legs and they won't recline the seat, I don't think there is some regulation about people over certain height mandatory booking higher class, so one would assume expecting someone not hurting me would be easier to communicate for airline than trying to defend such selfish person but who knows, I don't fly with US airlines which are famous for quality of their service and maybe in US it is normal to side with person who wanna hurt others