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Reader Comments (Page 1 of 1)
10-22-2010 @ 2:51PM
Byron haugh said...
Please see if you can answer this question:
On a flight the aircraft doors were closed. All were seated. The entire coach class cabin emergency exit row was empty. Myself and another able-bodied passenger asked if we could move to that row and were told " no, as you have to have paid to sit there". The flight, therefore, had no one in any of the seats in that row.
Which is safer for passengers? Empty emergency row seats or occupied seats???
What say you - FA?????????
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