The 19 Most Annoying Passengers to Sit By on a Plane
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Expedia tries to sum its survey with a sunny figure that says 84 percent of passengers believe fellow flyers are considerate, but the excitement around increased in-flight device use suggests most people prefer to fly with as little human contact as necessary.
Inattentive parents and flyers that kick the back of other passengers' seats are the most inconsiderate travelers in the skies, says a new Expedia survey released today.
The study, conducted by Northstar, surveyed 1,001 U.S. adults on the in-flight behaviors that bother them the most. The violations ranged from smelly and talkative seat mates
