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Passenger Praised For Refusing To Change Seats On 10-Hour Flight So Family Could Sit Together

Matthew Klint Posted onSeptember 10, 2022September 10, 2022 56 Comments

A passenger has been praised for refusing to give up his seat on a 10-hour flight so that a family could sit together. In this case, I’m totally on the side of the passenger.

Passenger Praised (And I Praise Him Too) For Refusing To Change His Seat For Rude Family

The man was traveling from Athens (ATH) to either Newark (EWR) on United or Emirates or to New York (JFK) on Delta, based upon the flight time. He posted about his experience on Reddit.

“I traveled home today from Greece. The flight was roughly ten hours and around this time of year, it’s extremely hectic. I booked my ticket specifically to be closer to the front of the plane so I can be closer to the gate when it’s time to get out. I personally hate travelings so I spent a bit more money to be closer.”

A family of four had approached the man upon boarding and asked if he would be willing to move.

“Normally I’d be ok with that but switching spots would mean moving back 20 rows down which leaves me at an inconvenience and I would not get my money’s worth. I rejected and said that I would like to keep my seat.”

That angered the woman greatly. So what happened?

“She ended up making a scene and basically said ‘wow look at this *sshole who can’t even move seats so a family could sit all together.'”

The man then responded:

“Maybe you should have booked ahead of time, or spent more money on tickets so you all could sit together. This is not my issue. Grow up and get over it. I am not moving seats. End of story!”

The woman’s husband later apologized to the man, but said, “She hates traveling, but giving her the seat would’ve made things easier in the end.”

Well yes, when you give a spoiled brat what they want, it does pacify them for a few minutes. But it also shows that you HATE them.

Here’s a question for the selfish family to reflect on:

If it was really about sitting together, why didn’t they ask the people 20 rows back if they’d like the better seats upfront?

That way everyone wins.

The audacity of families to request seat swapping onboard is no the problem, it is the audacity coupled with the offer to move to inferior seats rather than better seats! What incredible selfishness.

CONCLUSION

As the father of two kids who travels with his family, I get that it is nice to sit together and I am perfectly happy to swap under certain circumstances. But when you made a demand and then cruse me out…no thank you. Get out of my face.

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Matthew Klint

Matthew is an avid traveler who calls Los Angeles home. Each year he travels more than 200,000 miles by air and has visited more than 135 countries. Working both in the aviation industry and as a travel consultant, Matthew has been featured in major media outlets around the world and uses his Live and Let's Fly blog to share the latest news in the airline industry, commentary on frequent flyer programs, and detailed reports of his worldwide travel.

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56 Comments

  1. Santastico Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 1:00 pm

    What is about families that need to sit together on planes? They usually put their headphones and watch movies all flight long and don’t even talk to each other. It is about entitlement. I applaud the passenger for not moving.

  2. James Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 1:09 pm

    No different than walking up to someone at a concert seated 20 rows closer. Asking is straight up rude unless they’re offering compensation.

  3. Danny Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 1:18 pm

    Absence makes the heart grow fonder.

    Time apart is good.

  4. Deltahater Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 1:23 pm

    Santsatico:

    Clearly you are not a father. We want our children next to us so no pervert can molest them!
    And we can control our kids behavior.

    I agree with the single pax for not moving, but that is a different issue

    • MomOf2Gr8Kids Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 1:39 pm

      Those families need to make sure they book seats together. Don’t expect someone to change seats. You don’t know their situation.

      • Manny Reply
        October 2, 2022 at 2:07 am

        Dear Mom of 2Gr8Kids that is so very true and very nice of you to see that from that gentleman’s point of view.
        I once read a sign that this situation so reminds me of it read (Poor planning on your part doesn’t constitute an emergency on our part)

    • chad Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 2:10 pm

      then pay extra and book it that way.

    • anonymous Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 2:15 pm

      Statistically, the abuser is more likely to be a parent or family member. Not every solo male you encounter on the street, or on a plane.

      • Koggerj Reply
        September 10, 2022 at 3:22 pm

        60% of them are lgbt

        • Aaron Reply
          September 10, 2022 at 4:39 pm

          #fakenews

          • koggerj
            September 10, 2022 at 5:52 pm

            nope look up the stats.
            60% of child sex abuse is done by the same sex as the victim.
            don’t make excuses for these defective people.

          • Aaron
            September 11, 2022 at 7:18 am

            Please cite the study for this statistic. I’m curious to see your source.

            Also, gay people are not defective, and you addressing them as that is disgusting.

        • Rob Reply
          September 10, 2022 at 10:54 pm

          You are sick.

          • Koggerj
            September 11, 2022 at 1:11 am

            How? For stating the facts?

        • 747always Reply
          September 11, 2022 at 12:48 am

          Also 80 percent vote republican. Thanks for outing yourself as a nonce once more

          • Koggerj
            September 11, 2022 at 1:12 am

            Wrong again.

        • UA-NYC Reply
          September 11, 2022 at 11:14 am

          100% of people named “koggerj” are tiny-handed incel a-holes who still live in their parents’ basement as an adult

          • Koggerj
            September 11, 2022 at 11:28 am

            Don’t project your failures in life on me.

    • Santastico Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 2:19 pm

      @Deltahater: First of all I fly Delta. Have been 360 and Diamond for over 12 years in a row and have been treated really well by them so if you hate Delta it says a lot so about you. Second, I am a father of two and never ever had to ask people to change seats with me. Do you know why? Because I plan in advance and if I have to pay extra to sit with my kids I do that. Also, the story doesn’t say it but I cannot imagine that kids would be flying alone as the woman asked for only one passenger to change seats. Worst case scenario, my wife would sit with one kid and I with the other. Last, I control my kids behavior at home so they are well raised and know how to behave on planes and when they don’t have us around. Clearly you have some parenting to learn if you need to be around to ensure your kids behave.

      • Malik on Wall Street Reply
        September 10, 2022 at 6:22 pm

        Just want to say that was one helluva comeback.

        There are a lot of not-so-great people on the comments of these posts on this travel blog and people have got to call out the people who are just name-calling, trying to pick fights, racism, etc in the comment section.

    • Michael Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 3:55 pm

      LOL….talk about projection!

    • PolishKnight Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 10:11 pm

      I’m a father and I’m chuckling. My daughter is actually much better behaved when she’s on her own because she frets about being checked by an authority figure instead of me because she knows she can count on me loving her (an authority figure, she knows, doesn’t.)

      A nurse on the phone taught me “self soothing” when my daughter was 2 months old and I carefully educated her on how to be personally responsible for her emotions, to be considerate of others, and to be social and she does well in school and has friends. I’m proud of her. If she EVER has a problem with ANYONE, she talks to me and I we discuss it and I explore the issue. I don’t fret about “perverts” on a plane because she’d say something because we have that bond.and agreed upon trust.

      It’s important to me that she understands how to behave well in public and when we go on flights, we have discussions about how to behave and to communicate with us. I want the passengers to be happy that she’s there and she does artwork, watches the IFE, and enjoys her drink and is an angel to those around her.

  5. Brad B Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 1:51 pm

    If I ever ask someone to switch seats we always offer up the better seats and move to the worse seats.

  6. chad Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 2:09 pm

    Women are born as entitled narcists, American women are 100 times worse.

    • Katherine Ricker Reply
      October 2, 2022 at 3:44 pm

      Who the he– made you a superior judge of women? You have absolutely NO CLUE how and who women are. You need to get over your egotistical arrogant self and check your (as in you) gender. Get a life.

  7. HGHglobal Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 2:14 pm

    I commend the gentleman for refusing to make the change. The family should have planned ahead to reserve and/or pay for desired seating. I always plan ahead and pay, if necessary, to ensure my desired seat on each flight! I have on occasions refused such change requests! Planning remains the keynote to success!

  8. O'Hare Is My Second Home Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 2:17 pm

    I hope Mommy Karen had a miserable ten hours in the air after she didn’t get her way. The person I pity the most is the husband. You know that he’ll never hear the end of this.

  9. UnitedLover Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 2:18 pm

    Normally I say to people “If you are not being forced out of the window/aisle you have, don’t be mean… move.” But I say that assuming the switch will be close. They could not find anyone else to shift near them to accommodate the family. If the kid is young, he/she needs to be with their parent… Parents should plan for that.

  10. Katie Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 2:18 pm

    I was returning home to Maui after having traveled to the mainland to deal with a family health tragedy. I’d willingly paid more for my chosen first class window seat so I could be isolated and undisturbed while I processed, and dealt with my grief. The young woman whose seat was next to me asked if I’d move so she could sit next to her boyfriend who’d bought their last-minute, first-class, isle seats in different rows, as a birthday present for her? I said no; that he knew the seats weren’t together when he’d bought them, so that must have been okay with him when purchasing, and they’d have to live with their choice. She proceeded to sit there, sobbing for some ridiculous length of time while her boyfriend gave me dirty looks. Ultimately she and her boyfriend moved to seats in the main cabin but not before making my trip miserable due to their spoiled, manipulative, sense of entitlement. No harm in asking, but spare me the immature drama when you don’t get your own way.

    • Brian T. Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 4:41 pm

      Oh, man. This.

      You almost want to do what they want to avoid the drama. Can’t win.

      Good for you for sticking to your guns.

  11. Chris Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 2:48 pm

    I saw a family get kicked off my United flight from EWR to TPA a couple weeks ago. Family of 4 wanting people to move so they could sit together. This was a 737-MAX8. They were blocking the boarding process by standing in the aisle and continuing to argue with the people did not want to move out of their economy plus seats. The father who was all angry got asked to go to the jetway, which he did, and thankfully the whole family left without further incident so nothing went viral. Flight attendants handled it well.

  12. jfhscott Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 3:17 pm

    Several thoughts here.

    Dude is sucking up a 10 hour flight in economy but being able to deboard 5 minutes faster is a priority? SMH.

    But he paid (apparently a premium) for the ticket so it is his. Giving him guff for not being willing to give it up is absurd. Perhaps the family might have considered offering some $$$ if it was a priority.

  13. Boraxo Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 5:19 pm

    Preaching to the choir. Clear the family was on vacation and this was not a last minute purchase or the result of a cancellation. So they had many options at time of booking to buy adjacent seats or fly another airline if that was essential.

    They made the choice to buy these seats and it is not up to another passenger to fix their problem

  14. Malik on Wall Street Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 6:19 pm

    I was in a similar situation when I went abroad for the first time ever. For context, I had just begun as an entry-level risk analyst at a hedge fund and I was seating near the front of the economy cabin in a Boeing 767 in a window seat for a business trip. The dad of the family of four sat next to me and the rest of them sat in the middle three seats. The mom asked if I could switch seats for the kid to have a window seat. I accepted and the dad was really appreciative, so they bought me a few drinks that flight and had the kid say “thank you” to me. Quite incidentally, I met the guy a few years later and he helped me get the position I’m at right now at one of the top financial institutions on Wall Street.

    Point is, I wouldn’t mind switching seats if I didn’t pay extra cash for that specific seat, the seat I switch with isn’t too far off the seat I bought, and if the person asking is civil. However, in this post, it looks like they were just being entitled and rude, and I wouldn’t have switched with them as well.

  15. MeanMeosh Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 6:23 pm

    My rule is simple. Ask nicely, and I’ll try my best to work with you within reason. Act like an a$$hat, take my seat and pretend you don’t speak English when caught, etc.? No dice. You can take it up with the FA.

    And for the record, when I fly with my family, I *always* prebook seats together, even if it means I have to pay for seat assignments. Period.

    • Mr. Marcus Reply
      September 11, 2022 at 4:46 pm

      As someone who has kindly negotiated a seat change with another passenger who legitimately did not speak any english, I can attest that most people get what you’re asking even if they don’t know the words. The “I don’t speak English” routine is nonsense

  16. Cam Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 7:02 pm

    If a Family of Four can afford a 10hr from ATH-EWR/JFk. They can afford to pay to sit together. The entitlement of some people is off the charts lately.

  17. Mark Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 7:29 pm

    This is not a new story….it’s been published in several places globally….but all the same another example of pax believing they’re entitled and have a right to make demands.
    Sitting in the left hand seat up the pointy end (and no, I would not swap that seat for anyone), I’m hearing more and more stories from FA’s about such pax.
    Sort your seating out at the time of booking.
    If you don’t, and expect to bully fellow pax into a swap on board and they refuse, accept it with grace and make a note to be more proactive when booking seats in the future

  18. Donald Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 8:04 pm

    Definitely the beeyach should have been willing to sit with family together Even 20 rows back. F*## her

  19. Steve Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 8:06 pm

    Of course there are those multiple people boarding to protect that child under 2! Last example was DCA ORD where 14 passengers boarded with the infant@

  20. Maugrim Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 8:17 pm

    I don’t know why the guy didn’t scream and make a fuss calling for the police and cry when he was treated like that. That’s what would have happened had it been the other way around.

  21. Paul Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 8:47 pm

    I do understand for families with Kids it can be horrible traveling. But there are ways to solve the problem. Over the past 35 years we have traveled back and forth to Australia dozens of times – we used to fly Qantas, but we stopped because Qantas policy at the time was you could only get seat allocations when you got to LAX or SFO – since we traveled from the east coast, we were literally the last folks to get seats – we had 3 small kids – 6 months, 3 and 5…..the last time we actually ever traveled on Qantas, the gate agent was not at all helpful and told us that the crew would help (that’s called problem transference) well on the plane they had no seats together – and I mean not even 2 – I solved the problem very quickly – I took the 6 month old from my wife, handed him to the Purser, then picked up the two year old and gave him to a crew-persons, told the next crew member the name of the 5 year old and said to my wife, don’t worry it’s there problem for the next 9 hours or whatever it was to Hawaii or Tahati wherever it was in those days we stopped over to refuel. We literally started to walk to our seats….
    Amazingly, the crew solved the problem as we had to have at least 3 seats – and we really needed one with a bassinet – they eventually did solve the problem – I don’t recall, but I am sure it involved them moving some folks…
    Needless to say, it was the last time we flew with Qantas – mainly because of their policy not to give seat bookings to folks connecting. It’s not the same I suspect today, but I never found out, as the last 40 plus trips to Sydney were on either Continental or United where I am pretty well stuck with these days….Interesting that over 35 years I could have spent hundreds of thousands of $ on Qantas but never did….policies matter (like no seat allocations) – bad policies matter even more.

    • Mr. Marcus Reply
      September 11, 2022 at 1:02 pm

      Not the same thing, but…. about a year ago, I was planning to book 4 business class seats on BA for me and the family. We didn’t all have to be in a block, but were trying to at least get 2 together and another 2 together so that we could pair 1 adult and 1 child. We were booking about 6 months in advance. I think the whole business class cabin was unbooked (maybe one or two seats were taken– this was before many folks had returned to international travel) the point is there were tons of open seats and pairs.

      The fare for the tickets was $11k. BA wanted another $1k to allow us to reserve seat assignments. If we didn’t pay the extra grand, we’d be assigned seats closer to the flight time (I don’t remember exactly when), with no assurance that we’d be next to the kids. I ended up booking a different flight on United because of it. It just seemed stupid– I get charging more for premium seat choices, but we were already paying for business class and we weren’t hoping for anything more than 2 sets of adjacent seats together in a fully unbooked cabin. I guess for me this pricing scheme just didn’t represent a deal I wanted to make, but it also struck me as kind of a crappy way to do things in terms of bait and switch pricing and for folks traveling with kids who don’t have the financial blessings I do this seemed like a good way to create avoidable problems.

  22. Kyle Prescott Reply
    September 10, 2022 at 9:26 pm

    I have an autistic child and always ensure we book together. If my skank wife has to sit in a different area, that’s fine with me but no one is getting between me and my Bubs. Anyone with a special child understands the bond we have. I use the money I make scamming to ensure we can be together while I’m here and he will be here after I’m gone. Which I hope will be a long time, which is why I move constantly to stay one step ahead of those I scam with my fake gambling systems. Hustlers always hustle.

    • Antjuan Reply
      September 10, 2022 at 10:41 pm

      What else do you have, troll?

      • Kyle Prescott Reply
        September 11, 2022 at 7:18 am

        Troll? Look me up, I’m selling a lifestyle. You too can be rich like me just by following my gambling systems. Are you ready to change your life? Then look me up, The GOAT Christopher Mitchell and see if you are ready to live the lifestyle.

        • Antjuan Reply
          September 11, 2022 at 12:45 pm

          Nah, I work a seven figure job while you live in your parents’ basement. Nice try, though.

          • Mark
            September 11, 2022 at 2:58 pm

            You sure it’s not the other way round??????

          • Kyle Prescott
            September 11, 2022 at 5:38 pm

            It’s easy to see who I am while you are hiding behind some name no one can understand. I’m out there in the public eye, what about you?

  23. Danny Reply
    September 11, 2022 at 12:32 am

    I make my seat selection months ahead of my travel date.

    “Poor planning on your part does not necessitate an emergency on mine.”

  24. notlucky@example.com Reply
    September 11, 2022 at 3:30 am

    Your bolded bit is spot on. It’s reasonable for the family to want to be together. Who knows why they couldn’t get seats together – people usually don’t deliberately separate themselves. But the way to do it is to give people better seats to change into. I’ve never seen anyone refuse that. I’ve seen people rightly refuse to give up a good seat.

    I once had a passenger ask me to move back into coach from domestic First so they could sit next to their spouse. I suggested they ask the person next to their spouse to swap with them instead. Needless to say the couple sat separately in different cabins. That said it all.

  25. Air Tags Reply
    September 11, 2022 at 6:10 am

    QANTAS now offers the option to buy the empty seat next to you on domestic service.
    Can you imagine the drama when an entitled parent “demands” that you surrender both seats so the family can sit together?

  26. Mr Marcus Reply
    September 11, 2022 at 4:39 pm

    What sucks about these bad actors (meaning the lady in this story) is that as these stories circulate, I fear it will make more people unwilling to consider a switch even under reasonable circumstances, and also make reasonable folks afraid to ask.

    What happens when people act like the asking family in this story is that folks may assume that they’ll be attacked if they say no, and thus instead of simply saying “no thanks” to a kindly presented request, they’ll go bezerk instead.

    As a parent, I have been stuck trying ask for seat changes when traveling with a 2 and 3 year old. I plan ahead and buy assigned seats and all of the things one can reasonably do, but all of the planning in the world doesn’t allow you to predict that a hurricane will cancel your flight, or that a flight delay causes you to miss a connection.

    When in a tough spot, I found was that the vast majority of folks were very sympathetic, and when asked kindly and offered a comparable or better seat they’ll easily switch. It would be a shame if that changes because too many spoiled jerks create a new culture in which those who decline to switch are verbally attacked.

  27. John JacobJingleHeimerSchmidt Reply
    September 11, 2022 at 9:57 pm

    I accept a cash premium on the spot, to yield my seat to another in the same class.

  28. pelican55 Reply
    September 12, 2022 at 11:47 am

    I usually refuse to ask people to change their seats to accomodate families. The majority of the folks, picked those seats way in advance when making their reservations, so it’s not fair to them. More often than not, those families seated apart, made their reservations when there was not many seats available… and then they ‘hope’ to board the plane and reshuffle many around them.
    A few years ago, on the 747-400, I had a pax blame me for ruining their vacation and not allowing them to sit together on a row that costs more…. when the actual fact is that he was too cheap to pay extra for those seats…. life goes on 🙂

  29. RunningJock Reply
    September 15, 2022 at 7:53 pm

    Then there’s the families that don’t board during “Family Boarding” and once on the plane they make a big deal so that they can sit together.
    We all boarded on-time. Just like this passenger said, it’s not our fault you were late with your family to the gate!

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The colonial #architecture of #mumbai is stunning. The colonial #architecture of #mumbai is stunning. If you're ever here, get up at 5am and have a walk around the city before it gets busy. You can hear the birds instead of honking horns.
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