The Unspoken Airplane Rules That Cause The Most Arguments At 35,000 Feet

You never want to be that passenger.

From thinking about whether you’re allowed to travel with a power bank to catching yourself wondering why planes have ashtrays when you can’t smoke, jetting off abroad takes some serious brainpower.

However, the one thing we can never prepare for? Poorly behaved passengers – something (or someone!) that can ruin your trip before it’s even begun.

I’ve been on so many trips where I can’t sleep or get comfortable because people are reclining in front of me – and don’t get me started on people unnecessarily blocking the aisles.

If you want to avoid becoming that person, you’re in luck. In a HuffPost UK exclusive, etiquette expert Grant Harrold spoke to SMC Coach Hire about the biggest mid-air mistakes travellers make on planes – and his golden rules for surviving the skies with your dignity........

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