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(Not the person you're asking, but...) I don't want to adversely affect the person behind me, but I also accept the right of the person in front of me to reclin
by billforsternz 2mo ago
(Not the person you're asking, but...) I don't want to adversely affect the person behind me, but I also accept the right of the person in front of me to recline if they want to. It's not easy being me.
- camgunz 2mo agoI honestly thought like, the protocol was seat up for take off/food/landing, reclining otherwise.
- roryirvine 2mo agoYeah, I don't understand this - pretty much every long haul flight I've ever been on has been like this: meal service finishes, lights dim a bit, everyone reclines, lights go out, people either doze off or watch the IFE. To be fair, I have actually once seen someone not recline, but they had four or five visits from cabin crew before the lights went off making sure they were okay, or if they wanted to be moved, or if there was a fault with their seat. Like, even the crew thought it was an unusual occurrence. Yet every thread that touches on this on HN, there are people saying "I never recline, what about the person behind me?". And then they complain about being uncomfortable!
- billforsternz 2mo agoMy problem is I don't want to be first to recline, if the person behind me reclines, fine.