Originally Posted by
Badenoch
It was not inconsiderate. The FA only told him that the person behind him wanted the seat raised. In this situation I would not have raised it either. Had however the FA mentioned it was because the woman was feeding her child I would have raised it temporarily until she was finished and then reclined as I saw fit.
Recline doesn't matter that much to me. Ask me nicely and provide a valid reason why I shouldn't and I will likely accommodate your request. Should however someone act like the woman in the first post or start pushing of kicking my seat the response will be very, very different.
In your opinion (and clearly many others).
Not to doubt the OP but we're not hearing the other side of the story. I'm going by the OP's statement that the FA (or arbiter in this case) asked the OP to raise his seat, meaning the FA deemed the woman's request appropriate (rightly or wrongly).
Aren't we supposed to obey the FA?