You’ve finally settled into your airplane seat when the passenger behind you starts kicking your chair, someone across the aisle begins watching videos without headphones, and another traveler tries to squeeze an oversized suitcase into an already packed overhead bin. Sound familiar? Air travel has always required a little patience, but crowded cabins and competing expectations can turn even a short flight into a frustrating experience.
While airlines have official policies covering everything from baggage to seat belts, there’s another set of expectations that experienced travelers tend to follow. And some of them can even help passengers avoid unnecessary expenses, damaged belongings, or uncomfortable confrontations. Here are seven airplane etiquette rules that travelers frequently overlook.
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