Do you put your seat back on a plane?
kikifi
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I don't, personally think its bad manners but can understand why people do
Do you put your seat back on a plane? 70 votes
Absolutely not
48%
34 votes
Off course
12%
9 votes
I do if it's a night flight
22%
16 votes
Depends how I feel
15%
11 votes
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Good for you -- how come you never sit in front of me ?
Same here. On the two occasions that someone has done it I've politely suggested they should put it back - and they have. If they didn't I'd knock it and kick it for the entire journey.
I'd rather the airlines locked the seats in the one position then I wouldn't have to harbour the evil thought of jabbing a biro into the ear of the c*** in front of me who puts the seat back within minutes of sitting down.
I had one woman who totally refused an hour in to the flight she put it straight. She didnt like me hanging on her head rest
you wouldnt if you were in front of me ..:)
Guess you'd need to move seat then.
Nope
You want more room then pay for it.
What entitles you to put your seat in to my space..
The fact they paid for a seat with a reclining mechanism?
lol, your space. That's quite funny.
So whos space is it then ?
It's just space. Nobody owns it. Nobody really cares. I've never considered the space subtended by a reclining airliner chair to be particularly useful nor important most of the time.
You wouldn't get any sleep if you were in front of me.
That's never likely to happen, is it?
This explains it pretty well.
Got to laugh at the "I'm hard, don't mess with me" attitude of the non-recliners. Seriously, if you get so worked up about a reclined seat I dread to think how you live your daily life.
Hahaha! A whole bunch of Victor Meldrews intent on giving themselves hypertension