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Re: Southwest Airlines

From: anonymous@obgyn.net
Sat, 22 Jun 2002 06:36:57 EDT


In a message dated 22-Jun-02 1:33:49 PM W. Australia Standard Time, sonnet@pcosupport.org writes:

> The local news here interviewed a spokeswoman from the local chapter of
> the National Association for Fat Acceptance (I hope I'm getting the name
> right!) and she made such an interesting comment. She put out the idea
> that, wouldn't it be a wonderful world if there was, say, an FAA rule
> that every commercial plane had to have a small section of seats that
> were wider, to accommodate "people of size" and people with disabilities
> that needed to quickly and easily get in and out of seats. You could
> request such a seat when you booked a ticket. It would require minimal
> changes to existing planes, just replacing a row or two of seats. The
> revenue loss would be pretty minimal too.
>

Just thought I'd say that this is a brilliant idea & I was actually wrote to Air New Zealand airline about incorporating a couple of rows of larger seats onto their planes. My reason being that I found it incredibly difficult to breastfeed in the normal size chairs & there was no other area designated to do it. Plus I don't think the elderly man seated next to me appreciated having my (well covered) breast so close. Maybe if we continue to write something might be done & I do not believe discriminating against people is the answer. Kirstie Australia http://www.babiesonline.com/babies/c/calenpm




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