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It's the airplane question that sparks debates mid-flight, should you ever recline your seat? We talked sky-high etiquette in a Mikey Minute.

That being said, it’s difficult to not recline to some degree on a 15-hour flight.” Indeed, the decision to recline is dependent on how long the flight is for readers MaryAnn, Lyn and several ...

At United, economy seats generally recline about 2 inches on domestic flights, though the A320 offers 3 inches. American moved from a 4-inch recline to 2 inches on most domestic flights in coach ...

If you must recline, it's crucial to do so slowly and to check with the person behind you before doing so. 4 Read More: Pilot Builds Dream Home Out of Two Passenger Planes, Costing Only $200 a Month ...

I recline, you recline, we all recline for increased comfort. I can’t sleep sitting up fully erect, though, wow, that would be lovely. And I enjoy sleeping on airplanes, trains, buses and in the ...

I recline, you recline, we all recline for increased comfort. I can’t sleep sitting up fully erect, though, wow, that would be lovely. And I enjoy sleeping on airplanes, trains, buses and in the ...

"People who recline their seats in economy are the bane of my existence," a comment read. "Out of respect for the person behind me, I never recline," another TikTok user wrote.

Until the airlines resolve the issue, and there’s little incentive for them to do so, we travelers are on our own to negotiate the increasingly tight, tense space at 30,000 feet.

To recline is a right, not a privilege (but don't be a jerk). Klara Glowczewska, T&C Executive Travel Editor: "I travel in economy quite often, even long haul. And I recline.

"Seat recline is a moral issue," says Jennifer Aspinwall, a frequent air traveler who writes the World On A Whim blog. "What do you do if the person in front of you reclines all the way?

Should you recline your airline seat? The passenger sitting in front of me on a recent flight never bothered asking. Shortly after takeoff, he just lurched backward. No warning. He didn’t get ...