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I'm not sure a complex mechanical device is a requirement. The airlines could mention before takeoff that it's proper etiquette to not fully recline your seat u
by nemo44x 9y ago
I'm not sure a complex mechanical device is a requirement. The airlines could mention before takeoff that it's proper etiquette to not fully recline your seat until after the meal waste has been collected and to not recline during service. This doesn't physically stop someone from reclining but it certainly sets a social expectation of them and empowers a flight attendant to respectfully ask the patron to decline their seat when it is inappropriately reclined.
- totalZero 9y agoI agree. Considering that people who fly are often travelers from dissimilar home cultures, with some going airborne for the very first time, if there is an expectation of refraining from a seemingly permitted behavior, that expectation ought to be made clear.