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Originally Posted by Lchoy
Wow, didn't know there was an anti-recliner back lash. It does help, even if it's minimal on Air Canada. Maybe it's perception, but the aircraft on International flights are bigger, so the recline and increase comfort from it is even more noticable. After paying 40% in taxes, you should be able to maximize your comfort that you paid for.
One solution perhaps, I fly pretty often, but I always ask the person behind me if they mind. So far, nobody has ever said that they did.
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Exactly what should be done. No one will say "no" unless they are the biggest ####### in the world, and in that case, recline anyways because it's your call in the end, not his.
I personally find it so nice when someone gives the courtesy ask, because they know that someone is behind them, and I'm not left spending the rest of my flight in a silent rage at them, I then don't really care that the seat is a bit closer to me.
It's the people who know the 2 people next to them and they all recline and then continue to talk to each other and play cards and such, all with the reclined seat. If you are not sleeping, keep the seat up!