If people are awake, sure. However, when flying, sleeping seems like a more basic need than eating, and one that should get higher priority. I think if someon

If people are awake, sure. However, when flying, sleeping seems like a more basic need than eating, and one that should get higher priority. I think if someone is sleeping when they hand out the food, they should not be woken up in order to straighten their seat. (The higher priority I'd give to sleeping is not only due to the flight itself, but also to the general overhead related to flying: getting up early, driving to/from the airport, spending a lot of time in lines, hauling heavy luggage around, etc.)