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One big question not asked is: why is it accepted that airlines install seating and set row distances such that when fully reclining you severely impact the per
by _ph_ 9y ago
One big question not asked is: why is it accepted that airlines install seating and set row distances such that when fully reclining you severely impact the person sitting behind you?
- chx 9y agoBecause the flying public again and again votes with their dollars for the cheapest ticket everything else be damned.
- nightski 9y agoYou are acting like there is a choice. Every large airline that can move me around the country has the exact same experience. The only "choice" is first class. However that is not a choice. It's not 10% or even 20% more. It's like 200-300% the cost of a normal ticket.
- totalZero 9y agoMost airlines in my country offer an upgrade to premium economy for something like 40 to 80 USD.