Summer
should be about relaxing and taking your time, but how can you stay calm when
there is a little kid kicking the back of your seat on your flight out of
Detroit Metro Airport? Knowing the dos and don’ts of travel etiquette will help
you go from an amateur to a sophisticated flyer. We’ve put together some ideas
to help you keep cool during heated summer travel moments:
v Board with your zone. Don’t cut people in line!
Many people who board first paid for the privilege, so it is only fair
to honor it.
v Do a good deed. Will it really hurt to switch seats so a family can sit
together? If they suggest you trade your aisle seat for their middle seat, use
your best judgment. What goes around comes aroud!
v Don’t give parents
dirty stares. While you may pray that
the woman with the screaming baby doesn’t take the seat next to yours, avoid
glaring at her. If she sits next to you, refrain from visibly sulking. She
knows that her precious darling is making noise; she doesn’t need you to remind
her.
v Middle seats get the
armrest. Do you know anyone who likes to sit in
the middle seat? Didn’t think so! Give those unlucky travelers the comfort of
using both armrests. You’ll survive with the armrest that’s dedicated to you.
v Check before you
recline. Yes, it’s your right to recline, but
wouldn’t it be nice to look behind you before you do? Give that traveler a
chance to close his laptop before your seat crushes it.
v Let your neighbor
sleep. Trying to catch up on your nap can be
tough during a flight. Leave it to the discretion of the stewardess to decide
who gets a wake up nudge or who sleeps through the pretzels and orange juice
call.
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season, make your free online parking reservation with U.S. Park and save!
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