Ugly actions of airline passengers

Taking off shoes and socks, asking for leftover food, and trying to strike up a conversation with the person sitting next to you are all annoying behaviors of airline passengers.

Nowadays, air travel has become popular. However, not everyone knows the rules to stay polite and not bother others when on the plane. Below are some actions that are easily considered rude by airline passengers.

Barefoot

Taking off your shoes and socks on a plane is rude, not to mention your feet can smell unpleasant.

Ask for food that others don't eat

The airplane meal may not be enough to fill you up, or you don't want to waste it, but asking for food that other people don't eat will get you strange looks.

Changing diapers in a seat

The mother may not find this a problem, but the guests sitting nearby will find it extremely uncomfortable.

Illustration photo. Source: Internet.

Using headphones that are not sealed

Listening to music is a popular choice for many people to relax or entertain themselves on the plane. Be sure to use headphones that do not emit outside noise to avoid disturbing the people sitting next to you.

sniffle

There's nothing more annoying than sitting next to someone who's constantly sniffling. Better blow your nose.

Put your feet up in the gap in the front seat.

This impolite behavior certainly makes the person sitting in front uncomfortable.

Occupying armrest

You're not paying extra to have the entire armrest to yourself, so don't take away someone else's.

Stand up as soon as the seat belt light goes off.

The door was still closed and people were not allowed to leave the plane, but many people still stood up in a hurry, causing trouble for those sitting next to them.

Try to make conversation

If you see someone sitting next to you reading a book, taking a nap or listening to music, you should not disturb them.

Standing in the aisle, talking to you

You and your travel companion may not be seated next to each other on the plane, but that's no excuse to stand in the aisle and talk. Anything can wait until you get off the plane.

Drunk

A few drinks can help you relax, but don't get so drunk that you start babbling or acting strangely.

Constantly standing up and sitting down

You should pack your necessary items on the plane into a small bag and carry it with you. Don't stand up every 5 minutes and get something from the overhead luggage compartment.

Hold on to the seat in front to stand up.

The person in front may be sleeping or drinking hot tea, and your sudden grip on the seat may startle them.

Complaining about narrow seats when flying low-cost airlines

If you want a spacious seat, you should pay a reasonable amount of money, instead of not opening your wallet and complaining all day.

Recline the seat

You may find it more comfortable to recline your seat on an airplane, but others may find it extremely inconvenient.

Rushed to the check-in area

Many people jostled to get out first, but in the end they still had to wait in line.

According to Vietnam.net