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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
12-11-2009 @ 7:33AM
Sami Nemer said...
He should not board or he should pay for a second seat. Besides Safety, how about how uncomfortable these people make it for you when you are squeezed tight next to them. I was fortunate once that their was another seat available for me to move to even though my exit row seat with more leg room was better, but I could not endure a 3 hour flight unable to breathe and feel comfortable myself, why should I suffer, I paid for a ticket as well?