Spirit Airlines Moment

This behavior is atrocious but we need to acknowledge the airline contributing factors. They need to start treating people like people. People have arms, feet, and elbows they need space to stretch. We shouldn’t be treated like shit for a CEO to squeeze out a little more profits.

yeah this definitely stems from the seats being too small

i had to witness three delayed spirit flights (due to fights on the plane followed by arrests) before I quit flying spirit. That is how jewish I am. I miss the entertainment though. I never really felt in danger though. It is usually black on black violence.

“Spirit airline passenger” feels like it could be a new euphemism

Absolutely unacceptable, but unfortunately these airline issues will only increase as they continue to pack people in like sardines, and have issues requiring people to spend hours sitting on the tarmac.

I agree. she is 100% out of line and should be arrested. AND… this is going to continue to be more and more common. When you pack people in confined spaces (some with emotional regulation problems) after being charged up the wazoo plus an extra $50 for a carry on and 5 bucks for a non-alcoholic drink, then sit on the tarmac and forbid anyone from using the restroom, etc etc etc.

Not to mention nicotine withdrawal, which made me angrier than I've ever been. Having lozenges or patches on the plane would help a lot.

Airlines need to offer free nicotine patches also carry ons are a meme just put all your shit in a backpack. As long as it fits under a seat they dont give a frick about the exact size of weight

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• undelete.pullpush.io

• archive.org

• ghostarchive.org

• archive.ph (click to archive)