"Babes" flying with men arranging seats
There are cheap flights to Vegas and some really, really dirt cheap tricks are being turned on passengers
Tamara Gane
Japan Airlines has offered the “baby map” feature since 2019, but thus far, no carrier in the United States has followed suit. If you prefer not to sit next to a toddler or baby, your best option is the emergency row since young children aren’t permitted to sit there due to safety reasons.
Nobody is really all that concerned about other people's toddlers or infants on the plane. There are dudes who prefer not to sit next to "babes" and other dudes who will pay extra for the privilege.
Roll the dice and deal the cards! Just sit down in your assigned seat, and don't move unless ordered to by a flight crew member.
Keep bags zipped up and stowed securely and hands and feet to yourself. Assess the situation for social hostility. Be polite, but interact as little as possible with others on the flight, and do nothing to attract unwarranted attention.
Tamara Gane
The passenger, who appears to be filming the interaction on his phone, insists he is not intoxicated and asks to take a breathalyzer test. After questioning, he admits to consuming one drink on the plane and says he has not taken any narcotics. //When asked for his side of the story, the passenger says, “I have no idea.”
About time to arrest the flying bartenders and that whole female-female foodie crew. Served a guy something to drink on the plane and he passed out cold, and then they want him arrested, not to have any medical attention.