The article discusses common etiquette mistakes passengers make on airplanes, as highlighted by etiquette coach Mariah Grumet. Key issues include the controversial reclining of seats, where Grumet suggests passengers should remain considerate of those behind them. She also notes that bringing strong-smelling food or grooming products can be disruptive. Additionally, she emphasizes the importance of being respectful to parents managing kids during flights and advocates for an orderly deboarding process, allowing front rows to exit first. Overall, mindfulness and kindness are crucial for a pleasant flight experience.
Grumet advised against reclining if the person behind you has things on their tray.
It's important to be respectful to the parent, as they're likely super embarrassed as is.
The most polite way to deboard a plane is to let the people in the front go first.
Strong scents from food or grooming products can be disturbing to fellow passengers.
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