Originally Posted by LTN Phobia

If other people aren't obviously complaining, then it's better if you can show the crew the temperature at your seat then, because it's often very different from the galley. It's harder for crew to take the complaint of being too warm when they're in the galley. They should know it's cooler in the galley but they might not realise just how different at your seat.

In addition if you take a photo of the thermometer it is easier to prove to customer relations, should you decide to complain afterwards after the crew members fail to take action to lower the temperature, that the cabin was indeed at a certain temperature which renders more passengers uncomfortable. If you just say "it was too hot", there is no evidence to back up your complaint.



I agree with FP, even though it is not a proper 'solution' and it is just a band-aid fix. I prefer to be proactive and take a positive action to make myself comfortable than put up with it, because it is far more productive for my comfort than complaining about it afterwards.