THE RIGHT TO RECLINE YOUR SEAT has nothing to do with the comfort of the passenger behind if you are to tall to be comfortable in a seat because the one in front is reclined, buy a seat were the legroom is more and the seat in front does not have a reclining feature.
what about the **comfort* of the passenger in front are they * not *entitled to be comfortable by reclining their seat perhaps thats why they choose one that does . according to your argument then a fat person can spread all over the seat beside them so they are *comfortable * it works both ways
as i said i purchase a seat in the plane That DOES RECLINE so i can .
there is a site *link* ill post later that shows every aircraft of every airline and the seat confiqurations if you find the aircraft your particular flight is using simply look it up find the seat thats comfortable for you and BOOK IT .i do believe it even shows seats that have the most leg room and hte ones behind those that DONT RECLINE
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So you want to demand your "right" to recline, regardless of the discomfort or pain you cause the person behind you?? Really??
It is not my concern, If you are uncomfortable call the flight attendant. they represent the airlines, and pass your complaint on to them.
It would be your concern, when I ask nicely for you not to pin my legs, and you refuse, I would plant your face on the floor, and sit on you until the flight landed, and I would be deboarded, and you would be carried off, simple as that.
Would I face charges, you bet I would, would you still have a broken nose and a few broke ribs, you bet you would. The judge slaps me on the wrist, with time served, and a fine, and some community service, and a promise not to do that anymore, and you get to sue me for damages, so I file for bankruptcy, get my bills all paid off, and you get squat except for a new face and sore ribs for the rest of your life. God bless America!