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Why stand in line to board an airplane?
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this post was submitted on 09 Apr 2024
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I stand up to stretch my muscles, mostly.
You can stand during the flight?
Not if you're in a middle or window seat. It's kinda rude to make one or two people constantly get up and down.
This is why I only book aisle seats. I have more leg room and I can stand up ad sit down quickly without disturbing others in my row.
Short-haul: window seat for the view. Long-haul: aisle seat for the comfort.