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Travelling can be frustrating at the best of times. After conquering the maze of the security area, navigating luggage strewn across departure lounges and finally making it to the gate without losing a passport on the way, it can be a relief to know that there is just one flight between you and a relaxing getaway.
The only thing on your mind might be just having a quiet journey and finally arriving at your holiday destination. But a growing number of passengers are finding themselves faced with infuriating behaviour from fellow travellers during flights.
Travelling can be frustrating at the best of times. After conquering the maze of the security area, navigating luggage strewn across departure lounges and finally making it to the gate without losing a passport on the way, it can be a relief to know that there is just one flight between you and a relaxing getaway.
The only thing on your mind might be just having a quiet journey and finally arriving at your holiday destination. But a growing number of passengers are finding themselves faced with infuriating behaviour from fellow travellers during flights.
A spokesperson for the airport said: “On an aeroplane we get closer to strangers than we would in almost any other setting, so it’s no wonder little things can irritate us.
“Be considerate of your fellow passengers- you wouldn’t lean against a stranger on a park bench while you ate your lunch, so think about how much space you really need before reclining your seat.”
Those on the receiving end of poor plane etiquette are advised: “Try breathing and remind yourself it’s just a short trip before you can get off the plane. And if you can’t beat ‘em, join the conversation, you could end up making a new friend.”
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