How To Fly If You're A 'Customer Of Size'

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11-14-2012 @ 3:28PM

Darci said...

Howie said, "I have to say I am happy United cracks down on this. As a person who is 6'4" and 220 by no means overweight. I often buy an extra set for long flights just so I am comfortable. It makes a flight very difficult when the person next to you is pushing into your space."

The point is, YOU shouldn't have to do that simply because you are tall, either. It's your body and you are stuck with it and you don't deserve to have to shell out extra because the airlines refuse to comfortably accommodate their passengers' bodies.

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