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Remember, it's not about you, or the person reclining their seat. Both of you are in the same plane and are being forced into conflict by the airline. You're on
by iandanforth 3y ago
Remember, it's not about you, or the person reclining their seat. Both of you are in the same plane and are being forced into conflict by the airline. You're on the same side, and the party to blame is the one reducing seat pitch repeatedly year after year. The only reason the recline button is still there is that it would clearly call attention to the fact that seats don't have room to recline anymore, which would shift people's attention to the actual culprits.
https://www.cntraveler.com/story/airline-seat-sizes-safety-risks-op-ed https://www.cntraveler.com/story/airline-seat-sizes-safety-r...
- yafbum 3y agoWell no, if you believe that airlines as an industry are simply responding to incentives in a competitive marketplace, passengers are also responsible for being so much more sensitive to ticket price than to legroom...