02-16-2010
01:03 AM
So what exactly is this 25 year old policy? Was it written before or after you shrunk seat sizes to get more revenue? Does this apply to tall people who's legs infringe on my space because they can't fit under their seat? A woman can fly with a kid up to two years old on their lap for free, but a larger person needs another seat? Let's be honest here and make a policy that is fair to everyone. You talk about passenger safety, but you will roll in someoen on a wheel chair and strap them in to a seat - they can't move or get out on their own, and they block the aisle so I can't safely get out of my seat in an emergency either. However, this is okay according to your policy. Where is the justice? With society the way it is today, and the weight of Americans at a high, why not just make a few rows of larger seats on each plane and charge a bit more for them. Set a weight limit and make people over x weight or x height buy those wider seats with more leg room. If you need extra assistance getting on the plane, charge more, if you have a kid on your lap, force them to buy another seat.
Just be fair on all parties and treat everyone the same and you will get a lot more respect fro
your passengers.
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02-16-2010
01:03 AM
So what exactly is this 25 year old policy? Was it written before or after you shrunk seat sizes to get more revenue? Does this apply to tall people who's legs infringe on my space because they can't fit under their seat? A woman can fly with a kid up to two years old on their lap for free, but a larger person needs another seat? Let's be honest here and make a policy that is fair to everyone. You talk about passenger safety, but you will roll in someoen on a wheel chair and strap them in to a seat - they can't move or get out on their own, and they block the aisle so I can't safely get out of my seat in an emergency either. However, this is okay according to your policy. Where is the justice? With society the way it is today, and the weight of Americans at a high, why not just make a few rows of larger seats on each plane and charge a bit more for them. Set a weight limit and make people over x weight or x height buy those wider seats with more leg room. If you need extra assistance getting on the plane, charge more, if you have a kid on your lap, force them to buy another seat.
Just be fair on all parties and treat everyone the same and you will get a lot more respect fro
your passengers.
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02-16-2010
01:03 AM
So what exactly is this 25 year old policy? Was it written before or after you shrunk seat sizes to get more revenue? Does this apply to tall people who's legs infringe on my space because they can't fit under their seat? A woman can fly with a kid up to two years old on their lap for free, but a larger person needs another seat? Let's be honest here and make a policy that is fair to everyone. You talk about passenger safety, but you will roll in someoen on a wheel chair and strap them in to a seat - they can't move or get out on their own, and they block the aisle so I can't safely get out of my seat in an emergency either. However, this is okay according to your policy. Where is the justice? With society the way it is today, and the weight of Americans at a high, why not just make a few rows of larger seats on each plane and charge a bit more for them. Set a weight limit and make people over x weight or x height buy those wider seats with more leg room. If you need extra assistance getting on the plane, charge more, if you have a kid on your lap, force them to buy another seat.
Just be fair on all parties and treat everyone the same and you will get a lot more respect fro
your passengers.
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02-14-2010
05:52 PM
2 Loves
Just another reason why the airlines are no longer the friendly skies. I do not consider myself a large person, yet i feel cramped in these seats. if you really cared abotu people being able to safely and quickly exit a plane, you would make the seat size bigger. Instead, you make them smaller, and charge more if you want a freaking cushion for your seat. I fly regularly for business, and I can assure you, I will NEVER fly yoru airline again.
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