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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I don’t see the issue with reclining.  I don’t unless it’s a red eye but unless you’re tall enough the reclined seat wacks your knee so don’t think there’s any reason to complain.  They’re allowed to sit how they like.

The people standing in the aisle are usually either air sick/bad travellers or waiting for the bathroom.  Just focus on your movie/phone/book.

I do take my shoes off the instant I get on a plane if the flight’s over 5 hours but I never have bare feet (too cold plus ew who knows what has been on that floor).  I have special plane slippers specifically for long haul flights.[/quote]
On a recent flight, the guy sitting in the aisle across from me stood up almost the entire flight (meaning his butt was in my face). At first I was annoyed but then I realized he was wincing and grimacing in pain. He was clearly suffering big time (I’m guessing it was sciatica because he kept grabbing his leg and trying to stretch it). We all need to have more empathy and compassion. If I recline my seat, it’s because my back is killing me. [/quote]

He is free to buy economy+ or a business class ticket.

You aren't entitled to max comfort flying coach for as cheap as possible.  If you want more room, pay for it. Otherwise, shut your pie holes about reclining and people using a feature of the plane they're entitled to use after purchasing a ticket. If the person in front of you reclines, you can recline too. NBD. [/quote]

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