Pax asked to put seat up so large pax could eat, what would you have done?
#61
Join Date: Mar 2003
Location: Boston Massachusetts, USA
Programs: NW Gold, United Premier, Hertz 5 Star, Priority Club PLT, Hilton Gold
Posts: 617
Originally Posted by gemac
When jammed into a small metal tube with 200 other people, I try to be considerate of others. Therefore, I would have put my seat up. To me, it's basic courtesy, not doing something that causes problems for a fellow passenger. Other posters may differ.
#62
FlyerTalk Evangelist
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: Saipan, MP 96950 USA (Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands = the CNMI)
Programs: UA Silver, Hilton Silver. Life: UA .57 MM, United & Admirals Clubs (spousal), Marriott Platinum
Posts: 14,820
Originally Posted by Spiff (Post #3)
If I am in F and reclined, I put my seat up for meals no matter who the passenger is behind me.
I prefer my food in my mouth rather than on my shirt.
Originally Posted by umguy (Post #24)
[Y]ou will find people are rude everywhere.
At the end of the day someone elses weight issues shouldn't be everyone elses problem. Common courtesy is holding the door for someone, not going out of your way to make somone else enjoys their meal. Just my opinion once again.
At the end of the day someone elses weight issues shouldn't be everyone elses problem. Common courtesy is holding the door for someone, not going out of your way to make somone else enjoys their meal. Just my opinion once again.
Originally Posted by chaneytexas (Post #26)
As for a flight attendant waking me up to ask me to bring my seat up: Are you kidding? I have a hard enough time sleeping on planes and if the F/A woke me up so 4F could be a little more comfy with eating, I would have immediately refused without a second thought. If told I was being rude, I'd likely have complained to management.
Awakening a sleeping passenger is one of the most utterly rude things a person can do on a flight, even more so than urinating into an airsickness bag in an emergency.
Originally Posted by umguy (Post #42)
But just for my count how many of you actually live in MAJOR urban areas? Hmmmmm may explain alot.
But there are certainly many very polite and courteous American urbanites. Some of us reading this thread could learn from them. @:-)
Originally Posted by B747-437B (Post #46)
Slightly OT but one of my pet peeves is the robotic Singapore Girls who insist that all pax put their seats upright for the meal service, even if there is nobody sitting behind you. When asked why this was neccessary, I got a sweet smile and a response of "it looks neater this way". Only in Singapore....
Originally Posted by kkjay77 (Post #47)
I have no problem pulling my seat back up if I'm not sleeping, but if I'm in F and sleeping, don't wake me up for whatever the reason is.
Originally Posted by SkiAdcock (Post #48)
Umguy, totally stunned by your responses on this thread. Someone doesn't agree w/ you & you acuse them of being non-American, etc. What's that about? I don't know you/never met you/never read one of your threads 'til now, but boy you went down in my viewpoint, and you're a mod on other forums? Whether you like it or not, makes me wonder about your mod capabilities. But that aside, think you were offbase on your response on this thread.