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Airline Sparks Outrage With Controversial New Rule Affecting Plus-Size Passengers

It's for BoredPangolin (I can't ser his/her reply button): you're completely wrong. when you buy airplanes and trains tickets It says the number of seat you've bought, brsides the luggage hoy can take, etc.

Airline Sparks Outrage With Controversial New Rule Affecting Plus-Size Passengers

Uh, no - they absolutely do buy seats. They buy space on that transporter for transportation at a certain time to a certain place. And as a privately run service, that transporter can provide as much or as little adequate spots as they deem manageable and profitable. A larger person taking two of those seats is depriving the transporter of offering that seat to another passenger and thus making more of a profit - which is the whole reason the transporter exists in the first place. If Southwest was state run, I'd agree there is some gray - but as it is your logic is unfortunately quite flawed.

Airline Sparks Outrage With Controversial New Rule Affecting Plus-Size Passengers

They do provide adequate seating, for the average size person. When you are that size, there are things you simply cannot do, and that's unfortunate. What if a person has anxiety, should they get an entire row to themselves so they aren't uncomfortable, but pay for one seat? Since they are only paying for "transportation."

Airline Sparks Outrage With Controversial New Rule Affecting Plus-Size Passengers

If you own two homes, you pay two property taxes. If you own two cars, that's two policies. If you take up two seats on a plane, you should pay for two seats.