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You paid for the recline space behind you. The person in front paid for the space in front of your face. That's obviously the deal. If you hassle the person in
by robotresearcher 12y ago
You paid for the recline space behind you. The person in front paid for the space in front of your face. That's obviously the deal. If you hassle the person in front, you are the problem.
You can choose to pay extra for the bulkhead/exit row if you want or need a different deal.
- ubernostrum 12y agoYou paid for the recline space behind you. Actually, if you look at the airline's contract of carriage, you paid a lot of money for, well, basically nothing whatsoever, especially in the US. You really ought to be on your knees offering prayers of thanksgiving for the fact that they let you on the plane at all once they got hold of your money; as to some sort of right to reclining space by virtue of having bought a ticket, well, that's just plain laughable.