Common courtesy should still apply at 30,000 feet. A quick glance or a polite, “Mind if I recline a bit?” isn’t hard -- ...

Dear Feeling Crushed: Ah yes — the dreaded “coach class recline,” where one person’s comfort becomes another’s claustrophobia ...

However, others disagreed, with one saying: “If I pay for a recline seat, if we can recline the seat, I don't know why it should be inconsiderate to not recline it.” While another added: “But ...

I understand that seats are designed to recline, and technically people have the right to use that feature. But in such cramped quarters, it feels inconsiderate not to at least glance back or give ...

Designed for the single-aisle economy market sector, Hawk Duo is more than 20% lighter than its predecessor, weighing in at ...

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Dear Annie: On a recent cross-country flight, I had an uncomfortable experience that left me wondering about basic airplane etiquette. I was seated in coach, where space is already tight, when the ...

I understand that seats are designed to recline, and technically people have the right to use that feature. But in such cramped quarters, it feels inconsiderate not to at least glance back or give ...