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In this situation, wouldn't the person sitting in the middle be willing to trade for either the aisle or the window seat?
by obastani 9y ago
In this situation, wouldn't the person sitting in the middle be willing to trade for either the aisle or the window seat?
- porpoisemonkey 9y agoI think the point of the parent comment is that the strategy of capturing the two end seats of a three-person row displaces noncoupled passengers across more rows which has the potential to make finding coupled seats less likely for other fliers.
- pc86 9y agoYes I didn't do a great job explaining it but this is what I meant. You end up with a lot of couple + single filled rows and couple + empty seat rows. If you selected the seats you wanted instead of trying to game everyone else on what is probably a full or nearly-full flight anyway, there would be more rows filled with 3x single passengers.