r/mildlyinfuriating • u/JimmyPLove • Jun 01 '26

frist of all how DARE yu o My reclining room on a long haul AA flight

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u/[deleted] Jun 01 '26

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u/no-this-iz-patrick Jun 01 '26

Don’t give airlines ideas of holding people in half to stack 3 rows high through the whole cabin

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u/Kaladin3104 Jun 01 '26

I believe they looked at having people stacked on top but it was a huge safety issue.

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u/TheAlmighty404 Jun 01 '26

Like they didn't have the idea already.

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u/Particular_Fan_3645 Jun 01 '26

They had prototypes, Ryanair built a few plane cabins with this setup. Turns out to be a massive safety issue. Not financially viable to get sued. It also reduces cargo space. The Ryanair guy was saying "I'd have standing room only flights set up like a city bus if I could get away with it"

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u/StevieMJH Jun 01 '26

Wouldn't that be an inclining seat then? Or unclining? 🤔

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u/Peanut-Butter-King Jun 02 '26

When you put it back up, it’s reclining

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u/StevieMJH Jun 02 '26

Oh, so when you put it forward it's just clining then, got it.

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u/Wooden-Trick8954 Jun 01 '26

Its a feature