The person running the Commodore has a mini-bat on the desk as an open threat, reminding it that it's not allowed to break down
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I'd fly Southwest if I didn't have to practice human origami to fit in their seats.
I'm 6'2" and my dad is 6'6", we fit fine- I keep my carry-on behind my legs instead of under the start, though
Sometimes the flight attendants will hassle you for that. I’m guessing the regulation requires it for like evacuation purposes. Though if you’re big enough and the seats are small enough they probably won’t notice when they do their little seatbelt check before takeoff.
Sometimes during takeoff but they don't care for the rest of the flight