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The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) on Aug. 3, 2002, issued a Request for Comments (RFC) on the possible issuance of minimum aircraft seat size requirements for...

Minimum standard for seat size, a subject unregulated since the 70s. >> we have people getting bigger, and the seats getting smaller and people are being squeezed and squeezed. >> it is a topic congress said the faa should have confronted back in 2019. the group fliers rights has urged the feds to intervene. though seat size varies by airline, they crunched the numbers and found on arth only about one out of two passengers could currently fit in an economy seat. for men, their shoulder width is too wide 84% and for women, it is before one in four. over time the seat width going from 18 inches ...

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Parts, people in both seats. i think the future is clear that the future belongs to -- women should be breeding with shorter men like me because my stubby leg brethren were much more comfortable in the flights. the seat width is going down at the opposite race -- rate asses are expanding. it will be like a balance beam pretty soon that overweight people are maintaining a balance the whole flight. >> i am a short dude. i find the seat uncomfortable. you can take the bus if you want real discomfort. >> it is uncomfortable compared to your easy chair. >> it is more comfortable than being on a but...

Takeoff. according to the "washington post" airline seats are the new civil rights issue. passenger rights groups want the government to regulate the amount of leg room the airline provides. we have a right to a certain amount of space when we are traveling says christopher elliott, one of the founders of travelers united. it is true. passenger leg room has de cleaned from 35 inches in the 1970s to 31 inches today. seat width went from 20 inches to 17. but you know what else has shrinking since the 70s? the cost of flying. back then getting on an airplane was a luxury few could afford. look at...