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What happens if no women were ok with sitting next to a man?
by dotcoma 2y ago
What happens if no women were ok with sitting next to a man?
- defrost 2y agoThat depends entirely on seating capicity and layout and specific numbers. Also whether male across aisle, male in seat ahead or behind is considered an issue. It's a constraint problem similar to paying extra to not be near children.
- dotcoma 2y agoWhat is more expensive? Not having to sit next to a child or not having to sit next to a man? Also: will IndiGo Airlines share with me, a guy, part of the extra money I help them make? ;)
- defrost 2y agoJust ask them: https://www.goindigo.in/flight-booking.html https://www.goindigo.in/flight-booking.html Block seating isn't hard to work out.
- freilanzer 2y ago> Also whether male across aisle, male in seat ahead or behind is considered an issue At this point, just don't fly.
- defrost 2y agoWhy? Seating is already segregated by quality of service, if the demand is there it's no more difficult to block seat by other criteria. Is logistics and constraint programming too hard for some? Perhaps avoid container routing and ship stacking problems.
- kryptiskt 2y agoThen you may end up with the last seat only being available for people willing to sit next to a man. The odd man out can still share a three seat row with a woman if they sit in the window and aisle seats. But otherwise, apart from that last middle seat (or one of the seats in a two seat row) there shouldn't be any complications if all women spurned sitting next to men.
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