Commentary: To recline or not to recline – why we feel so strongly about airplane etiquette

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From armrests to overhead bins, air travel has become a test of patience and restraint now that personal space comes at a premium and everything costs extra, says travel website founder Aaron Wong.

When passengers have to spend long hours together in tight spaces, it’s no wonder everyone quickly forms strong opinions about airplane etiquette.

If a middle seat is empty, how should the aisle and window passengers divide the spoils?

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Category: EconomyBusiness

Markets: Singapore

Topics: Passengers Cabin Personal Travel Airlines Seat Passenger Class Space Seats It’s

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Published On: 2024-11-22 @ 06:00:00 (7 hours ago)

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