Last Updated on January 7, 2021
If you got stuck between flyers from the window seat and the aisle seat who just don’t care about you as a human being, and prefer their own comfort, you will have big elbow problems.
That’s the reason why people should always leave some room for other passengers to rest their arms, they may have to sacrifice a little, but everyone eventually will enjoy a comfortable flight. You can also opt for a Portable Armrest Extender/Divider that will exempt you from all the trouble.
Hitting the Seatback Screen
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Imaging withdrawing a significant amount of dollars out your credit card, paying for travel insurance and health insurance, and getting ready to go for your vacation, to feel a pounding on the back of your head.
Certainly, the screens on the seatback don’t always function properly, and it is a habit that the frustration leads us to hit devices that don’t respond to us. Even when the device is working properly, there are a few people who just keep on hitting that thing with every selection.
That’s why you need to be gentle when dealing with the screen, and it would be even better if you can use the remote.
Body odor
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This infamous enemy of flyers all over the world needs no introduction. Some people have the act of taking their shoes off on the plane as a part of their surviving long flights’ rituals. However, one should make some important calculations before opting for a shoe-relief.
To begin with, you need to figure out how much your shoes have been in your feet if they were there for long hours, then there is a big chance they would smell bad after taking them off.
Also, you need to take into account the number of physical activities you’ve done with them since it contributes to the smell as well.
Stealing the overhead bin
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We may consider the overhead bin a part of the airplane seat accessories. This accessory is also one of the things that lead to so much controversy aboard the plane. It is a chance to show how much we care about others and to apply airplane etiquettes.
