...then gives him one in row 17 and one in row 19! 
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Airline tells fat passenger to buy two seats...
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He shouldnt be on a plane, Imagine him stuck in the door way if there was an emergency, Then they tell YOU to put your bag in the locker, Blox 
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by Campbell Brodie Mon 14 Oct 2013 - 9:37
True enough Reg...
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by Perfectspecimen Mon 14 Oct 2013 - 14:00
They should name the airline, put them on my favourites list.
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I reckon it's Aer Lingus
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by Perfectspecimen Mon 14 Oct 2013 - 15:40
I did check out their website and couldnt see if it was extra for big boned peeps, US Airlines do though, bet they sell a few.
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Nope, Aer Lingus don't have an overweight policy ( for passengers) plus they have introduced seat reservations at time of booking. Costs 5 euro and is much more civilised than the cattle stampede at rYanair ( even with priority boarding)Gypsy wrote:I reckon it's Aer Lingus
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I reckon its a piss take. Samoa Air are the only ones to charge extra as far as I can find out.
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Antonov airways i recon, walk straight in
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That passenger should be a pilot, no need for co pilot then
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Wonder which airline this was http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/newstopics/howaboutthat/10376714/37st-man-forced-to-pay-for-two-seats-on-jet-finds-they-are-rows-apart.html
Which ones do allocated seating nowadays ?
Which ones do allocated seating nowadays ?
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by Campbell Brodie Tue 15 Oct 2013 - 16:56
I'll merge this with a similar thread Jimbo...
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by Perfectspecimen Tue 15 Oct 2013 - 19:15
I had an allocated seat with Thomas Cook. 35A. No one on the seats next to me and nobody in the four rows behind either. Perfect.
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