I was incensed when I listened to the news this morning, being reminded of an
unpleasant 8hr flight when I felt literally squashed by the person sitting in front.
After paying for Premium Economy I didn't expect to be so confined.
Immediately after take-off the passenger in front of me fully reclined his seat, and
it stayed that way during meals, he overflowed the seat, I had difficulty getting out
to go to the toilet! This man was wearing a suit, obviously on business, if he
needed that much extra space why didn't he pay for Upper Class?
I became more and more agitated, claustrophobic and stressed. Almost to the
point of air rage! A flight attendant told me to ask the man to move his seat forward,
but other than that obviously didn't want to get involved.
Much was said this morning about not penalising people for their body image.
Anyway my point is, after reading various comments on the Sky News site, I came
across one which asked, should people be penalised and charged for their
wheelchair, it also being extra weight?
Will there ever be a sensible conclusion to this particular problem?
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