I was never scared before 9/11. But after that and the birth of my son I am scared to death. I don't feel in control of the plane or situation, and I don't feel that I can truly protect my ...
This is in regards to a news story about a woman who was asked to change her clothes and then asked to leave and book another flight because her skirt was too short. SW finally relented and let her ...
just wondering.... becuz i go to japan tomorrow and i have contacts.
the only problem is, i lose a LOT of stuff, so im afraid i might lose the glasses (thats what i did last year)... but you'...
"For carry-on baggage, all customers traveling on AirTran Airways will be restricted to one carry-on item and one personal item. Personal items include ...
I was wondering what age you had to be, I'm 15 nearly 16 in February, when can I book it? Additional Details I would like to add.. If I am purchasing it ALONE from Easyjet.com ...
I am flying to Denver and want to take my guitar. It is unforturnately in a soft case and I don't feel confident in it being well taken care of. Can I carry it onto the plane?...
what are the best ways to get cheap air fares .is website a good option or local travel agents? can you recommend me some good search sites apart from kayak and sidestep.
If you know of some ...
alan g
When are airlines going to make fatties buy two seats ?
these obese monstrosities think it is ok to take up half the seat of the person sitting next to them.
I think you'd be opening a very large can of worms. I am not fat, and I do find it a little uncomfortable when someone spills over into my seat, but before I'd act on that, I would:
1) ban small children who kick my seat for the whole flight
2) ban perfume and cologne (especially aqua velva)
3) ban people who smell like they smoked a pack of cigarettes before getting onto the plane
4) ban people with really loud voices who won't stop bragging to the guy next to me about their important job and philosophy on dating after divorce
5) ban people who are disagreeable with the flight attendants
I could probably go on...
sas35353535
if they dont then put ur arm rests down and let them squeez in the space allocated for them ....lol
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THE SOONER THE BETTER! Try it with one on either side!
m38 s
it will be in time to come,but not in the near future.. airliners start to improve or actually make u pay more for traveling in comfort,bigger better seats in higher classes..gas prices are going up n eventually they will make u pay for yr weight tobe transported,starts from public transports like buses/taxi (weight n pay)n motorcar (u pay more for gasoline when u hv a loaded truck)..it hv to be progressive changes..
Jakob the Liar eats Gumbo Shrimp
Tell the flight attendant you are absolutely unhappy sitting next to the fat person. Then, if they don't help you, tell another flight attendant until you are reseated.
EMAILSKIP
Many airlines do now. It's becomming more and more common. Southwest I know does.
soccerknocker199
when they think they are too big
dcgirl
Not all of the monstrosities on airplanes are fat. I've had some perfectly comfortable flights seated next to an overweight person who was at least polite and tried to be nice and as respectful as possible even though they were a little too close for comfort. I've also had some miserable flights seated next to lanky guys who thought it was OK to stretch and wriggle and invade my space the entire trip. Until you can regulate that behavior, flying is always going to be a little unpleasant.
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