People reclining their seats on airplanes is:
- Ok, be more comfortable60.4%
- Not ok, rude/takes space30.2%
- I don't fly/no opinion9.4%
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When I get a recliner in front of me, I always ask that they go back upright. They may get annoyed but they always do it. Legs are too long for that crap. And out of courtesy I never recline myself
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This is horrifying to me. I tend to have pain sitting normally and reclining my seat is a lifesaver, and I'm happy when people in front of me recline.
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I've seen SUCH strong opinions on this, and I don't understand. It's 3 inches. It barely matters. You're going to be relatively uncomfortable in the economy seat regardless. Why is this such a sticking point for many?
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Should really be on the airlines to make sure whatever reclining you can do is OK.
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Nearly all coach class transit seating falls short of the glory that is the Amtrak Superliner
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Shouldn’t the response be “It’s ok, be more comfortable at the expense of someone else’s comfort”?
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I was once trapped in the middle seat between two big sleeping fellas and the seats in front of them were reclined meaning I couldn't even slip past the aisle guy if I wanted out. I was literally enclosed in all means.
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It's fine to do if you feel more confortable but it forces the person behind you to do the same in a weird prisoner's dilemna kinda way
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I dont get how this has become a thing... I mean the seats are built with recline-capability and they dont move. It's how they're intended to be used, in exactly the situation that people complain about
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