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CTyankee

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1. I think it would depend on the situation.

Reply to Callalily (Original post)

Sun Mar 1, 2026, 10:00 AM

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If she was old and needing someone to help her and you are younger and see she is in distress, you could discuss with your spouse and give her the seat.

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5 Airplane Etiquette Rules You Might Be Breaking [View all] Callalily Saturday OP

I think it would depend on the situation. CTyankee Yesterday #1

No, that wasn't the case. Callalily 15 hrs ago #2

In that case, you just say "sorry, no" and shake your head. Brief and to the point and leave it there! CTyankee 14 hrs ago #3