Window seat etiquette on flights

a blazer can cover up for a lot of things. a hangover, for one. was my staple sartorial go-to when I was a little slow after a night out.

 

now boarding - rows 7 through fabulous

 

1) I’m 6’4” and broad shouldered, so unless work is paying for first/business, flying is always uncomfortable. I never recline and I will go to my grave sticking my knee against the seat in front of me if they try to recline.

2) I probably overdress for too many occasions, but I almost always wear a blazer when I fly. When I was a kid, when I used to fly with my brother to see my dad, my mom used to make us dress up and it stuck with me. Plus, I like the pockets.

 

Airline to help passengers avoid screaming babies

 

Ladies and gentlemen, Hugh Hefner!

 

Narrower seating and narrower aisles make planes more dangerous.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/trav...ting-dangerously-small-faa-is-about-find-out/

 

Barstool Sports

Passenger Gets the Hero Treatment for Punching the Seat of the Woman Who Reclined in Front of Him

I would have punched this guy in the face and been right to do it. That's straight up harassment. You don't want someone to recline? Then get a firstclass ticket. I mean, look at him. She's not in his lap. He's still able to watch his precious video. What a fucking baby.

 

We are a calling that punching now?

 

Well I just grabbed their headline

Jabbing?

 

Its better than nothing. For the person behind, we've know that's the gig since what the 50's? Come on, why complain now?

 

Because people nowadays are selfish and soft.