Those who have traveled by air for many years may pine for the days of comfortable seats, leg room, and easy boarding. A seat with plenty of room for the legs of somebody six feet tall was the norm, as were seats that didn’t recline into your chest when the person in front of you inevitably feels his or her seat is a Lazy Boy recliner. Continuing to push harder won’t make it recline further and just might crack my computer screen, although unless seated in “extra” comfort rows today using a laptop is virtually impossible.
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