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It's been decades since I was on a plane that hasn't been within a few seats of full.
by bagels 2y ago
It's been decades since I was on a plane that hasn't been within a few seats of full.
- zootboy 2y agoIt really depends on where (and when) you're going. I've had a decent number of partly full flights going to oddball small airports. But the big hub-to-hub flights tend to be nearly if not completely full.
- mikestew 2y agoWhen 737 Max’s were…having difficulties, Alaska Air offered to reschedule your flight with no penalty. We flew anyway. It was glorious. Many rows with one person. Completely empty rows by the bathrooms. My spouse and I had a three seat row to ourselves. It was flying like it was 1999 again. (And this was Seattle to Orlando, not some puddle jumper to Bumphuck, Nowhere.)
- frotaur 2y agoYes, that's precisely what you would experience according to the paradox described in the post
- bagels 2y agoI wasn't providing a counterexample.
- rqtwteye 2y agoI have this quite a bit when I fly home late at night.