washingtonpoststyle: Here’s a way to peacefully combat seat-recliners on airplanes. Print. Copy. Keep a couple in your carry-on, just in case. Via Gene Weingarten My aunt used to work for the FAA. One of the many times we’ve flown to Florida, she told the gentleman in front of her that he was required to return his seat to the upright position during takeoff. She explained to him that if there was difficulty with us getting in the air, she didn’t want to get injured on his reclined seat. I thought I couldn’t have been more mortified but 30 minutes later she loudly discussed joining the solo mile high club.

washingtonpoststyle:

Here’s a way to peacefully combat seat-recliners on airplanes.

Print. Copy. Keep a couple in your carry-on, just in case.

Via Gene Weingarten

My aunt used to work for the FAA. One of the many times we’ve flown to Florida, she told the gentleman in front of her that he was required to return his seat to the upright position during takeoff. She explained to him that if there was difficulty with us getting in the air, she didn’t want to get injured on his reclined seat. I thought I couldn’t have been more mortified but 30 minutes later she loudly discussed joining the solo mile high club.