I was on a international flight recently that spanned about 11 hours in the day and the person in front kept putting thier chair back.

Now I know people want to relax but i’m using the screen in the chair and i’m hoping the inflight meal will at least be passable enough to digest.

So on a long haul flight that happens in the day would you put your chair back?

Would you keep trying to put it back every hour (i havent moved chairs). even though you have been asked not to?

  • now by the cabin crew btw
  • cattywampas@lemmy.world
    187·
    12 hours ago

    I never put my seat back. I think they should take that feature out of airplane seats entirely.

    • Beacon@fedia.io
      10·
      11 hours ago

      Agreed, each person should have their own space that no other passenger can alter. If you want to recline it should be within your own space. For example the seat butt should slide forward, or you should get an angled pillow to put behind your back. Or alternatively all seats should be reclined 100% of the time and you should get an up-slanted pillow for your back so you can sit upright.

      However it’s done, everyone should have the exact same amount of space that no one else can alter

    • MrNesser@lemmy.worldOP
      9·
      12 hours ago

      i dont mind it for night flights - the entire plane goes back so you dont notice the difference