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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]What do you think? https://www.nytimes.com/2022/03/03/style/airplane-seat-etiquette-social-qs.html Personally, as a parent, [b]I now realize that families really do need the bulkhead[/b]. If the guy wants to prioritize leg-room, he should book an exit row seat. That said, I don't think he was wrong for refusing to give up his seat. He paid extra for it and those seats are not cheap (usually $50-100 extra)![/quote] The bolded 100% NOT TRUE. And if a family wants the bulkhead, they should pay for it. I am a mom of two - we typically have to sit 3+1 and even if our single seat is in a completely different area of the airplane, we have never asked to switch unless it's Aisle to Aisle in the same section of the plane.[/quote] Right but the WHOLE family doesn’t have to sit together. You could do parent child, parent child. I’m also astounded at the whole families that come to the grocery together. [/quote]
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