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The Airlines’ Policies For “Passengers Of Size” (Updated March, 2024)

by SharonKurheg March 9, 2024

by SharonKurheg March 9, 2024

In their quest to squash more and more bodies into planes, airlines have made seats narrower and narrower. Whereas seat width 30 years ago averaged around 19 or 20 inches, …

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I Sat Between 2 People of Size On A Flight & It Was Wonderful

by SharonKurheg November 1, 2022

by SharonKurheg November 1, 2022

Not long ago, the internet was all atwitter because Australian American political journalist Sydney Watson took to Twitter to complain about how she was “wedged” between two people of size …

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