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travel1 year ago

"JetBlue Faces Backlash Over $5,200 Charge for Non-Reclining Lie-Flat Seats"

JetBlue is facing criticism for charging an elderly couple $5,200 for lie-flat seats that were broken and then offering them only $400 in travel credit as compensation. The 83-year-old couple splurged on JetBlue's 'Mint Class' for their 60th anniversary trip, hoping for a comfortable experience, but found that the seats did not recline as promised. Despite the airline's initial offer of $400 credit, the couple, who do not plan to fly JetBlue again, found the compensation inadequate.

via Daily Mail|
#compensation#elderly-couple#jetblue
travel2 years ago

In-Flight Reclining Rights: Passenger's Fiery Defense Sparks Airplane Controversy

A video captured a heated argument between an airplane passenger and the couple sitting behind her, who allegedly tried to prevent her from reclining her seat. The woman passionately defended her right to recline, shouting, "I'm allowed to put my seat back!" The incident reignited the debate over reclining seats, with some arguing that it is within passengers' rights while others find it rude and inconsiderate. Etiquette experts remain divided on the issue, with some suggesting that reclining is acceptable unless in a seat with limited legroom or in first class.

via New York Post |
#air-travel#airline-passenger#flight-etiquette
opinion2 years ago

In-Flight Etiquette: The Seat Reclining Debate

The debate over reclining seats on airplanes continues to spark controversy, with some passengers arguing that it invades their personal space. However, the author argues that reclining is a function of the seat and should be accepted as part of the flying experience. They criticize those who get angry at reclining, comparing them to aggressive sports fans and entitled individuals. The author believes that reclining is a basic comfort and should not be a cause for conflict, suggesting that passengers should respect each other's choices and focus on more important issues.

via Daily Mail|
#air-travel#controversy#etiquette