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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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oh, they'll check my coat now? every time i ask they say it's for bags.
wearing the coat for an 8 hour flight works if you're staying in the same climate but I travel longitudily a lot.
i like how you skirted around your own bullshit rule by putting your coat in a bag.
I.. put my coat inside my bag. Whether a carry-on or checked. Even if I go to a cold climate I will have my bags before I walk outside the terminal. I can stop, open my bag, and grab my coat. I don't know how that's skirting around it.
If you don't want to wear it, cool - then put it in your carry-on or hold it for the flight. At the very least wait until everyone has boarded and there is room. Taking up space in the overhead while people are still boarding is selfish, it's saying "My bag and my coat deserve more space than the next person's single bag".
Coats take space in the overhead whether they're in a bag or not.
If you don't need your coat to board the plane then you're lucky.
None of the airlines have a rule about coats in the overhead so you're fighting on a hill that doesn't even exist.
I never said anyone had a rule about it. I said if you have 2 things, a bag and a coat, and you take up two spots when other people don't get 1, then it's a jerk move.