Fat People Airplanes
The should-fat-people-be-allowed-on-planes debate has been raging for years, and I have no interest in pointlessly rehashing it all over again. Some people will always disagree. That’s fine.
As airlines continue to cram more and more people into each plane, the flying experience gets less comfortable for all passengers — especially as the traveling public grows increasingly overweight.
Finally, fat people should not be given an aisle seat, for safety reasons. If I am seated inboard of a fat person, my ability to get from my seat to an aisle, and on to an exit, is compromised if I cannot get past the fat person on the aisle who takes a long time to get out of …
I remember the countless, surreptitiously filmed youtube videos of fat passengers on planes with titles like “Gross Obese Fat People on planes overweight” and “fat man slobbering on airplane
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Fat people are shown on planes all the time: loud, obnoxious, elbowing people, taking up space, getting cheetos crumbs all over ourselves and you, our whole existence designed to make you
Nov 11, 2008 · The other issue is the government interfering, AGAIN, in the free operation of business. It’s economic. Airplanes use a fuel to weight ratio. If you have 100 very fat people on the plane taking up two seats for the price of one, the airline will never be able to make any money.
In the same way many smokers support the smoking ban, a lot of overweight people support the idea of a flying fat tax. But there is, predictably, much opposition.
It doesn’t happen to all fat people, and it doesn’t happen all the time, and the level of hatred you encounter when flying while fat is heavily dependent on how fat you are—an inbetweenie
Nov 11, 2008 · The other issue is the government interfering, AGAIN, in the free operation of business. It’s economic. Airplanes use a fuel to weight ratio. If you have 100 very fat people on the plane taking up two seats for the price of one, the airline will never be able to make any money.