> And I consider the space into which my seat reclines to be my space, and not the space of the passenger behind me. and on Long flights, I need it a LOT more than he does anyway.
You are THAT guy, eh? Sounds like a good dose of flatulence might be in order...lol
You are THAT guy, eh? Sounds like a good dose of flatulence might be in order...lol
In fact, I consider it giving up my space when I am not reclining. And I in no way begrudge the guy in front of me using his space when he reclines. Again, he needs it a lot more than I do. It does not affect me in any way.
So, when a person like me sits behind a person like you, I get a bonus space. And when a person like me sits in front of a person like you, the person in back is miffed, even though what the person in front is doing is completely reasonable, per aircraft design.
I feel the same way about arm rests. I get half of each one and have used it if only to keep someones abdominal fat from getting into my seat.