Yeah, I don’t understand why the window seat was even a requirement unless that’s what the child was crying about. And if that’s the case, I’m 100% saying “no” with a grin.
Airlines usually have an empty row for medical and discomfort situations. On domestic, it’s usually back-right three seats. So if you pick the aisle seat on the back-left, you can move over after takeoff and have the entire row to yourself unless, on the odd occassion (never happened to me), they’re needed.
Yeah, I don’t understand why the window seat was even a requirement unless that’s what the child was crying about. And if that’s the case, I’m 100% saying “no” with a grin.
Airlines usually have an empty row for medical and discomfort situations. On domestic, it’s usually back-right three seats. So if you pick the aisle seat on the back-left, you can move over after takeoff and have the entire row to yourself unless, on the odd occassion (never happened to me), they’re needed.
I call it my upper-economy class.
Just know that the FAs quietly hate you as they’d use those seats on break if you weren’t putting yourself in them.