Originally Posted by
mkamioner
Is the airline likely to be strict on this issue?
I will try to get whoever is in 16C to switch with me in the seat of 16E so my wife and I can sit across the row from each other - what are good convincing tactics? If money is a good bribe - what would be considered appropriate?
It's a safety of life issue, so the airline will generally be quite strict and
you should be too.
If 16F is available, best option IMO is to buy a seat and request 16F.
If 16F is not available or you don't want to buy another seat, get one of your seats moved to one of the sides or row 17.
Originally Posted by
Richym99
Why can't they purchase the entire row DEF so that they will be the only four in the row section and not have to worry about a fifth person entering the row?
Priorities, they may not want to spend the money.