Would you give up your window seat?

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Daisy 13

I probably would. I know how it feels if you have to sit in another spot without the one you are traveling with and it sucks. If I was alone and it was for them to not get separated yes I would.

Shaun N

I am going to answer this with a deep locial thinking. If that were the last plane ride all of you were on would you be happier sitting by the window or knowing that you let the couple that had probably been married for most of their life taking their first flight for their 50th honeymoon, spend their last moments together. Life is too short and you may never know how happy you can make someone by something as simple as "giving up your window seat".

chekeir

I would be more than happy to give up a window seat. I prefer the aisle anyway.

Cheers :-)

Betsy

Yes I would

trashy

yeah most likely. If the plane went down at least they would be together.

bcn_mimosa

Sure, if its somewhere iÂ´ve gone to already, i would switch seats to the aisle. its no big deal...

Take care..

Bcn_mimosa from Barcelona, Spain

Sam

Yes its not that serious.

Shalvia

Yes. I have a had a couple of times that I was flying alone and a couple or family had to be split and I moved from my window seat to allow them to be together.

Jojo

Yeah I have done that b4. Made me feel all warm and fuzzy inside knowing I did something nice.

Unverified emails

Yes because the old man doesn't have much longer to live. Make the best of his life even on a plane. :)

TzaGear

Yes.
No real reason not too.
A flight, for me, right now, is a transition, the "Chapter 47" part of my life. For them it could be a big part of the adventure of their lives and I will never deny another a chance at an adventure if I can help it.

Kevmagellan

Definatly, just outta respect ya know? Even though I DID come early so that i CAN get the window seat. It could be their last trip to someplace.

alannah_ellen

yeh, ''you get wot u give''. u do somethin nice for someone, somethin nice will happen to u. besides i think old couples are so sweet, bless 'um.

rachel marie

yes, because its dosent matter in the long haul what seet you had on the plan, the joy of knowing you mad those people happy should be enough

stephieSD

of course. my parents told me this story of how their airplane tickets got screwed up on the honeymoon, and they ended up having to sit on 2 totally opposite ends of the plane and nobody would move for them. i really don't think that ever needs to happen to anybody, so i'd definitely move. and besides, i prefer the aisle anyway...

ahla

i donno...maybe....most likely i would, but i usually travel w/ my son...and if they don't mind sitting with a crying baby....

how about you.

Airman

It depends, if I was sitting next to my wife...Yes, then he could have nagging in stereo.

C. rodriguez <3

yes i would i dont like the window seat first off and i am nice like that.

Cezar

if he seems a nice man and ask politely, definitely yes..

Hottie

No only if there was a good reason to!!!

soccerknocker199

i dont know probably so depending on the day i dont think i would be able to say no because that is rude but it just depends on the day and my mood

tonalc1

Nope. I always carefully select my seats, booking them weeks before my flight. It's not really my problem that they didn't.

Although the point is moot, because I always get an aisle seat.

bangles121

No... I feel more comfortable in the window seat... ill tell him to go check with the steward first if there are any empty seats where they can move.. or simply as the person next to his wife to switch seats with him! I wouldn't give up my seat...

Bareasskmeagain

No, No because you checked in early for that seat and they did not. It is not a big deal for them to be separated on a plane.. . .I would not do it either if the exchange seat is not to my location liking

michael l

No, they should have got there earlier. It's not like they haven't seen each other for awhile and got a lot of catching up to do. let someone else swap. They will try the gilt trip.

freespirited

I would politely say No. It's only for a few hours. But I would have second thoughts since he's an old man. If his wife is old as well, I might reconsider. But if she's like my age or even younger, NO way! LOL!

Christian R

To tell you the truth I wouldn't. This causes to many problems this was your seat stay in it. What is he going to do shoot you . If their old they have had enough time together i'm sure they could not sit next to one another for a plane ride.

Brian P

probably not, sad to say it but they could have booked earlier and got prefered seats just like you did. if one of them had first class and was willing to trade places with your coach ticket you bet your backside i would.

surfergirl

oh my i wish i wouldnt... but i know i wud.... damn those old peole and their guilt trips.................

lizeeo

No honestly i think it was rude of him to ask you . i cannot stand when people do things like this, I find it very improper!

Your Add Here!

Only if it was an old man, other wise I would say hell no move along sucker

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