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Originally Posted by RANDY P
just make sure you say "Oops" after you let the drink go- not before, and hit the keyboard.
rjp
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Flying Frontier tomorrow, just checked their website:
Knee Defenders inhibit seats from reclining and are prohibited for use onboard
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Originally Posted by rattlsnak
These things have been around for a few years now. As a pilot, I have had several complaints from the Lead F/A about people complaining over these devices being used. I always allow it. There is no policy against it, so I'm not going to tell them they can't use it. Simple solution is I usually suggest they swap seats. 99% of the time that works and of course the person in front now promptly reclines.
Bottom line: You're an a$$hat if you recline. You know it, and everybody else knows it.
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Airlines that ban the Knee Defender:
air travel - Which airlines ban the use of Knee Defenders during flight? - Travel Stack Exchange
Air Canada
American Airlines
Continental Airlines
Delta Airlines
Frontier
Jetstar
Qantas
Southwest Airlines
United Airlines
Jetstar
Virgin Australia
WestJet
I would also think the default condition would be to not allow any device that alters the operation of a mechanism on an airplane.
So on your plane, if I set up a device that is not specifically banned, to increase my comfort at the expense of others, you would have no problem with it?
And really, an a$$hat for using a airline supplied feature?
Tomorrow, I be an a$$hat.