[Salgak]

Let's see. . .ever hear of the Federal Aviation Act of 1932 ? Or the Civil Rights act of 1963 ? Add in the Americans With Disabilities Act, and you've got the authority. The Aviation Act puts passenger aircraft in the realm of public accomidation, the Civil Rights Act prevents discrimination in public accomidation, and the ADA requires equal accomidation for those with a "disability". . .

[Sloth]

The Aviation Act puts passenger aircraft in the realm of public accomidation

Shoot, as far as I'm concerned, we OWN the airlines after all that tax money went to keep them afloat. They're a subsidiary of the federal government.

[skateman]

The point still is, you take up two seats you pay for two seats.

[skateman]

"disability". .

And whose fault is that....

[tracer]

Great reply. It's too bad that many folks here likely are/will be surprised by your answer. Public schools.....