That really says it all. |
The daytime, short flight recliners are like the people who stand for an entire concert in the upper deck, regardless of the song playing. Yes, you're permitted to. And there are times when it's appropriate to stand. But if you stand the entire time, even during ballads or other lulls in the show, you're just bring inconsiderate to those behind you. Yes, you can stand - you won't get kicked out for it. And yes, you could always tell those people to buy better seats if they don't want people standing for the entire show. But that doesn't make you any less inconsiderate. |
Tall person can go in economy + or business class. No one owes you anything just because you're tall. Buy a coach ticket and get coach accomodations. That includes being uncomfortable when someone uses the reclining feature they paid for. Suck it up or buy more room. |
Terrible analogy..standing on the seat isn't a feature designed for use of a damn chair. A chair is for sitting. The reclining feature of an airline seat is to recline while seated. If someone buys a ticket they are free to use the feature. All I hear is whining about not being treated like a king while paying economy fare. You get what you pay for, so stop complaining about it. |
DP but nowhere did that person say “standing on a chair”. Basically I think there are two groups— people who are focused on what they are entitled to do and don’t want to hear about anything else (even people who say “you are entitled to do that but..”) and people who try to balance in some way what they are entitled to do with what is considerate of other people. |
Nope, no one owes tall people anything and also if you get a tall enough man behind you, you won't be able to recline the seat because their knees will physically block you from doing so. I will admit to one time observing this happen with a tall seat mate and it was fun to watch. Suck it recliners. |
Stay mad! |
I mean, do you really care about the person in front of you? Do you care about anyone on the plane whom you don't know? Be honest, now. |
I do it without concern in economy plus given how much leg room there is and I don't mind the person in front of me doing it either. I always do it on overnight flights to sleep. I've occasionally done it during the day on shorter flights, but this is only because I can end up with some fairly excruciating muscle pains in my mid back from sitting in certain positions and the stupid headrests on economy seats push my head forward and make it a million times worse. It helps to just move the seat a tiny bit back and relieve a bit of pressure. If I do this, I try to do it the smallest amount possible to get some pain relief. |
Do you really care about anyone else in society? Be honest now. |
Reclining is rude. If you do it, I'll bump into it every other minute, and keep pretending like it's an accident.
This "feature" needs to be done with, like those armrest ashtrays. |
People who recline on planes are the same people who walk like this on a sidewalk: https://new.reddit.com/r/nova/comments/1dityvo/fellow_nova_runners_please_do_not_run_like_this/
FACTS |
This is so weird. |
Anti reclining idiots are like the morons on the road who get angry at people who efficiently use the other lane on a road for an upcoming zipper merge because they think they're cutting in line.
If you hate reclining, go book in business class. Otherwise, shut your whiny pie holes. You pay for coach, you get coach. Boo hoo. |