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Almost everybody does it since it's impossible to sleep on a non-reclined seat. I'm surprised this is even an issue being discussed.
by yodsanklai 4y ago
Almost everybody does it since it's impossible to sleep on a non-reclined seat. I'm surprised this is even an issue being discussed.
- amanj41 4y agoI think the main argument is whether to recline on flights, say, less than 5 hours in duration. If everyone is trying to sleep on a long overnight, most everyone would like to recline
- jollyllama 4y agoIt's not if you have a window seat. You can lean on the plane wall.
- rrss 4y agoAre you tall (> 6 feet)? I think people’s policies on reclining are probably significant impacted by how uncomfortable they are if the person in front reclines, which AFAICT is much more significant for tall people than people of median height or below.
- OJFord 4y agoI assume you know it's not 'impossible'. Not only that, but I only recline if I'm awake and have my eyes open - in response to the person in front doing so. I don't find it a more comfortable position, but I do find the person in front adopting it an uncomfortable encroachment on my space; so I reclaim it. Obviously others differ, since I would never recline in the emergency exit row, so if we all felt the same way nobody would have anything to recline in response to.
- readthenotes1 4y agoI get horrible back pain if the seat doesn't recline on most seats (I've sat in a very few airline seats that are ok without reclining, but they are a few). So I will claim my space in order to avoid it.
- scarface_74 4y agoI never recline and fall asleep regularly.