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In reply to the discussion: Airline passengers should ask before they recline, Delta CEO says after seat-punching video [View all]catsudon
(884 posts)60. nope
i will not ask for permission,
if they want to do that might as well move to recline button to the back so they can push it for you after saying yes.
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Airline passengers should ask before they recline, Delta CEO says after seat-punching video [View all]
dalton99a
Feb 2020
OP
You make a good point. The airlines, in their push for more and more profits, have squeezed...
SWBTATTReg
Feb 2020
#7
Yes -- it is a reason I think ALL airlines should fix all seats in the upright position. n/t
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#69
I agree. The seats are too close together for anyone to recline. I am under 6 feet
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#26
Nope. Now that they've given so little clearance between seats, they should make them non-reclinable
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#24
That's why they should fix all the seats into an upright position. Now that they're squeezed
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#47
Well, obviously ticket prices would go up then, and as long as everyone's fine with that. nt
coti
Feb 2020
#50
If I have a window seat I let the person in front of me know they can recline.
GemDigger
Feb 2020
#31
I thought I was the only one. If the seat in front of me reclines, I assume someone will
phylny
Feb 2020
#53
Another solution would be to give the back row in each section more legroom than other rows,
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#73
That's what I'm saying. No one should be reclining because the seats are too close now.
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#84
No, they don't. The rows at the very back of every section are NOT exit rows and they don't recline.
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#90
I haven't seen evidence that's true for "most" planes, but I only know about my personal experience.
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#91
I agree. And a (non-crazy, non-drunk) woman would not do it to a man, nor would the
spooky3
Feb 2020
#62
Not happening with me. If my seat reclines, I paid for that and I'll do so.
NYC Liberal
Feb 2020
#63
That's why the airline should either increase everyone's legroom or disable the reclining function.
pnwmom
Feb 2020
#100
How about Airlines need to increase the pitch befrean rows so that passengers are not on top
Vivienne235729
Feb 2020
#74
I'm a really nice person, and chances are I will say it's fine to recline, even if it bothers me.
YOHABLO
Feb 2020
#92
I haven't ever seen it where the table gets pushed back??? They are not designed that way
Quixote1818
Feb 2020
#101
Seems like the polite thing to do, but it would be even better if they gave us a little more room
Sapient Donkey
Feb 2020
#103