Are You Violating these Rules of Travel Etiquette?

#2 – Reclining Your Seat

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This is actually an intensely debated rule, as some individuals see it as a simple right, while others interpret it as very rude. To end the debate, Courtney Fadler, an etiquette expert, says that you should never recline your seat unless you’re on a terribly long flight.

Today’s carriers have tiny space for leg room and by reclining your seat you simply take away from another passengers’ space. If you’re on an international flight and want to recline your seat, at least check if the person behind you isn’t using their tray table before you relax. If you are kind enough, you can even ask them if it’d be fine to recline your seat for a little time.

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