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Old Feb 14, 2009, 1:36 am
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21H21J
 
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Originally Posted by PanHam
I think it's classy to ask the passenger behind you if it's okay to recline - and, never recline during mealtimes.
And if they say no?

I agree with the OP that a slow recline is courteous, but with the United seat function lottery*, that's not always possible

*Lottery prizes include: no recline, auto recline, rapid recline, and the grand prize: A seat that works!
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