Worse than feet on bulkheads

[Buzzard]

Amazing considerate behaviour.

Just give her a tap on the shoulder and ask her to move her mane.

 

[JessicaTam]

Just give her a tap on the shoulder and ask her to move her mane.

Or ask for the soup?

 

[Captain Halliday]

Amazing considerate behaviour.

This specific lack of manners is a relatively recent trend.

It would never have happened back in the days when you could take scissors on board.

 

[maureeng]

Not rude behavior but we hadn’t even left the gate in Atlanta and a few passengers had already put their seats in the flat bed position and were asleep lol

 

[Quickstatus]

Just give her a tap on the shoulder and ask her to move her mane.

I would start tapping on the screen until she moves.

 

[MEL_Traveller]

The worst J seat: JL Skysuite

Interesting view - the Apex Suites (which is the JAL SkySite) are pretty much regarded as the best business class seat out there (other than the bespoke Qatar suites). Window seats have total privacy and beds (with unrestricted footwells) almost 7 foot long. Skysuite IIs aren't so crash hot though

 

[Pushka]

I would start tapping on the screen until she moves.

Or insert a badly directed USB cord into the charger slot, accidentally capturing a couple of strands.

 

[drron]

Doing my sunday tour of Twitter.i find it so much better than FB as you can pretty much control what you see.came across a classic page with some interesting on board pics.

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And an even better hair shot.

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Side-splitting photos taken by passengers on airplanes | KiwiReport

 

[Quickstatus]

Interesting view - the Apex Suites (which is the JAL SkySite) are pretty much regarded as the best business class seat out there (other than the bespoke Qatar suites). Window seats have total privacy and beds (with unrestricted footwells) almost 7 foot long. Skysuite IIs aren't so crash hot though

Thx
The ones I was referring to are the ones on the 787-9 herringbone. I think they are SS-III

It was just too uncomfortable. The arm rests were not in the right position. I was 2A so left arm rest sits in a cutout which means that the top part of the cutout pressed into my upper arm. The right arm rest didn’t go high enough.

And the leg tunnel was not long enough

Then there is the airbag sash belt...

Pic of the arm rest issue:
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[MEL_Traveller]

Thx
The ones I was referring to are the ones on the 787-9 herringbone. I think they are SS-III

It was just too uncomfortable. The arm rests were not in the right position. I was 2A so left arm rest sits in a cutout which means that the top part of the cutout pressed into my upper arm. The right arm rest didn’t go high enough.

Ah, yes. Totally different seat

 

[gaz0303]

Dash8 flight today, overweight middle aged man rocks up to the toilet with newspaper and disappears for ~15 minutes. Lovely, considerate behaviour on a short domestic hop.

 

[Forg]

^ I dunno, it's a bit rough when you have to bring your own toilet-paper replacement!

 

[Denali]

Dash8 flight today, overweight middle aged man rocks up to the toilet with newspaper and disappears for ~15 minutes. Lovely, considerate behaviour on a short domestic hop.

Way back in 1996 I passed out in the toilet the entire way, San Fran to Seattle.

 

[kermatu]

Dash8 flight today, overweight middle aged man rocks up to the toilet with newspaper and disappears for ~15 minutes. Lovely, considerate behaviour on a short domestic hop.

What does age, weight or sex have to do with this?

 

[Legoman]

What does age, weight or sex have to do with this?

It's called painting a visual image in order to add colour & texture to what would otherwise be a very bland text in order to add spice and flavour for the reader to better enjoy and appreciate the situation being described. Forums like this would otherwise be impossibly boring reads without it.

 

[jjj777ccc]

It's called painting a visual image in order to add colour & texture to what would otherwise be a very bland text in order to add spice and flavour for the reader to better enjoy and appreciate the situation being described. Forums like this would otherwise be impossibly boring reads without it.

Not in a thread that's all about offensive behaviour. The behaviour should speak for itself. The use of such "colour and texture" implies being a man, middle-aged and overweight is the cause of offence. Perhaps that is the OP's view?!

 

[Pushka]

Not in a thread that's all about offensive behaviour. The behaviour should speak for itself. The use of such "colour and texture" implies being a man, middle-aged and overweight is the cause of offence. Perhaps that is the OP's view?!

Well apparently it was a middle aged overweight man who read the newspaper for a long time in the toilet. When did descriptive become offensive?

 

[MEL_Traveller]

Not in a thread that's all about offensive behaviour. The behaviour should speak for itself. The use of such "colour and texture" implies being a man, middle-aged and overweight is the cause of offence. Perhaps that is the OP's view?!

I don't think the features are the things that cause the offence. But middle aged men might be 'the sort' that take a newspaper to the WC while 'doing their business' (I admit I've never seen a woman take a newspaper into the WC with them... is that also 'a thing'??)

 

[straitman]

Not in a thread that's all about offensive behaviour. The behaviour should speak for itself. The use of such "colour and texture" implies being a man, middle-aged and overweight is the cause of offence. Perhaps that is the OP's view?!

I don't think the features are the things that cause the offence. But middle aged men might be 'the sort' that take a newspaper to the WC while 'doing their business' (I admit I've never seen a woman take a newspaper into the WC with them... is that also 'a thing'??)

I have to agree with MEL_Traveller on this one (shock). Using the alternate reference is just being silly about political correctness IMHO.

 

[jjj777ccc]

Agree it shouldn't be offensive - but that's not clear from the OP's post.

But I too think the forum can be robust and not silly about political correctness. And if that's how others interpreted it (just a bit of colour and light) then all good.