Swearing passenger ruined first F
Nov 8, 2018, 5:58 am
#256
Join Date: Oct 2018
Location: London
Programs: Qantas Platinum, United Premier 1K, HSBC Premier, AVIS President's Club, Marriott Bonvoy Platinum
Posts: 100
My bigger concern is that unsecured children, including lap kids as well as the ones who refuse to keep their seat belts fastened when required, are a risk to other passengers (such as me me me) sitting near by as well as the cabin crew who sometimes take personal risks to walk to the child and try to restrain him/her.
A chain or rope must be securely attached to the aircraft seat and the leg of each birdchild.
Nov 8, 2018, 6:27 am
#257
Join Date: Feb 2016
Location: LHR
Programs: BAEC Gold, SkyTeam Elite Plus, Sixt Gold
Posts: 418
No.
All you have paid for is extra space and a little more service to get from A to B. If you're lucky, caring parents with a baby are seated inside your cabin. If you're unlucky, you'll be seated in a cabin with a grumpy company executive, a drunk celeb or someone with an attitude (anyone who thinks they're someone but they're really no one).
All you have paid for is extra space and a little more service to get from A to B. If you're lucky, caring parents with a baby are seated inside your cabin. If you're unlucky, you'll be seated in a cabin with a grumpy company executive, a drunk celeb or someone with an attitude (anyone who thinks they're someone but they're really no one).
As per the grumpy CEO, I do not think grumpiness and rudeness are a "class thing". There are tons of drunks in Y as well, as there are fine people in all classes. After all we are humans, behaviour is pretty standard across the line.