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Which leads to: why in the hell does your schema allow for a passenger to occupy more than one seat at a time?
by run4yourlives 14y ago
Which leads to: why in the hell does your schema allow for a passenger to occupy more than one seat at a time?
- tsuraan 14y agoSome people don't fit in a single seat?
- run4yourlives 14y agoWouldn't that be better accomplished with two passengers with the same name? You aren't getting that second seat for free! :-)
- tptacek 14y agoIt doesn't. You, for instance, accidentally book the same flight twice, or your company's travel person does.
- tigerente 14y agoFrequent-flyer perks. Given a certain level with the airline, United for example blocks the seat right next to you to offer you extra space (this can be overruled if the plane gets too packed). Thus, one passenger may be linked to more than one seat.