A passenger called peers to exchange seats and told them where they put their money in their mouths, and social media posts sparked a heated debate on aircraft etiquette.
In Reddit’s “R/Delta” forum, users subtitled the post, “Stop having the right to sit in the seat you purchased”.
“I’m entitled to these people who are now sitting in their seats where they don’t pay, and GA hates it [gate agent] Must be on board and tell them to move or FA [flight attendant] Tell them the same. ” the user wrote.
The pilot allegedly called Vap passengers in the cabin range: “One person decided to risk his life”
“Or it’s someone who asked you to exchange because they didn’t buy seats together. Stop,” the position continued.
It concluded: “I don’t give you who you are, I’m not moving, if you want to sit together or want a better seat, pay for it.”
A flight passenger went to Reddit to call up a flyer trying to change seats on the plane without paying for it. (iStock)
Reddit users enter the comment section to discuss Seat exchange and their own experiences in practice.
One user commented: “It’s crazy how people do this.”
“If they are willing to accept ‘no’, I don’t mind being asked to make changes airplane), ” said another Reddit.
For more lifestyle articles, visit foxnews.com/lifestyle
Another said some travelers would expect seat exchange Have children Fly with them.
The same person added: “And the idiots will just sit down without asking, and then once you show up, look at you with a lascivious excuse.”
“I’m entitled to these people who are now sitting in their seats where they don’t pay, and GA hates it [gate agent] Must be on board and tell them to move or FA [flight attendant] Tell them the same,” the Reddit poster reads. (iStock)
“Another airlinebut something similar happened to me. ” said the user comment.
“This behavior is a problem everywhere in all industries and industries. People don’t even say ‘sorry’ anymore,” one user said.
“My husband and I went to the last minute flight and had to fly long distances, sitting in the United States My husband. Another wrote: “None of us has ever happened to someone else’s seat or asked someone to switch or asked airline staff to put us together.”
Click here to sign up for our lifestyle newsletter
“I hate it, too. One day I felt very stressed to show that guy my ticket and I saw their ticket. They were sitting in my aisle seat.”
California-based etiquette expert Rosalinda Randall told Fox News Digital that “no one has the obligation to convert seats.”
Etiquette experts (not shown) say it is OK to make a polite request to change seats, although this may frustrate other passengers. (iStock)
“The person who makes the request has no right to expect [this]or do a scene when they are not leaving. Randall said.
Randall said it would be OK to make a polite request to change seats, although it could frustrate other passengers.
Click here to get the Fox News app
She suggested some thoughtful approach when she made the request.
“Think about it: If the stewardess makes an announcement or can buy it from them Drink or twopay the airlines for additional fees, pay them cash/transfer funds. Randall said.
