16 Annoying Airline Passenger Habits That Drive Us Crazy

Have you ever been on a long flight only to have the person behind you kick the back of your seat repeatedly? If so, you’re not alone. Not only does kicking the back of another passenger’s seat make them angry, but leaning on or pulling on the seat is frowned upon too.

Some people will intentionally take your seat on a flight hoping that you won’t say anything or that you’ll swap with them. This behavior is infuriating, especially if you chose your seat ahead of time or paid extra for an upgrade.

When airlines say you can bring one carry-on bag and one personal item, they don’t mean a giant suitcase and a duffle bag. Overhead bin space is limited, and there’s nothing worse than storing your luggage far away from your seat. Or worse, wait for it to be unloaded when you have a short layover.

On the other hand, some believe that reclining your seat is incredibly rude and disruptive to the person behind you. They argue that when you recline your seat, you take away valuable legroom and make it difficult for the person behind you to get in and out of their seat.

But what’s really the verdict on reclining your seat on a flight? It annoys most people.

Although it may seem like a minor infraction, talking too loudly on a flight can be incredibly disruptive to your fellow passengers. Especially if they are trying to watch a movie or get some sleep. No one wants to hear your conversation from across the aisle.

Alcohol can be a great way to relax on a flight, but some people don’t understand the meaning of moderation. This can end up causing problems for themselves and others. Drunk passengers are known to cause arguments with other passengers or flight attendants. Even worse? They vomit on themselves or others.

First of all, you’re taking them off in a confined space where everyone else has to smell your feet. Second, it’s a well-known fact that feet are one of the most unclean body parts — they’re covered in sweat and bacteria. No one wants your feet between their seat or on the back of their armrest. And Finally, airplane cabin floors are dirty.

Though it may seem like a minor issue, clipping your nails (or toenails) on a flight can cause a significant inconvenience for both you and your fellow passengers. Tiny particles can become airborne when you clip your nails and land on other people or their belongings. In addition, nail clipping can be loud and disruptive in a confined space. Do your grooming in a bathroom!

Armrests are there for everyone to use, not just the person in the middle seat. It is incredibly inconsiderate to take up the entire armrest when you have seatmates.

When you get up out of your seat, you not only block the aisle, but you also disturb those around you who are trying to sleep or work. It’s understandable if you need to use the bathroom, but it can become incredibly disruptive if you constantly get out of your seat to grab something out of your bag.

Whether they’re trying to make small talk or just want to share their life story, a chatty seatmate can quickly turn a peaceful flight into a long and frustrating journey. It can become very bothersome if someone is trying to work or sleep. Take the hint. If the person next to you isn’t engaging in conversation, stop holding them hostage.

We are talking about parents who are utterly oblivious to their children’s antics. They let their children kick the back of your seat, scream, shout, and get out of their seats without making any effort to control the situation.

This should be obvious, but if you’re unaware, watching TikTok videos on your phone or movies on your laptop without headphones is incredibly rude. Get a headphone splitter or earbuds that’ll allow you to share your audio if you’re sharing your entertainment with a friend.

It’s happened to everyone at some point — you’re stuck on a crowded flight next to someone with terrible body odor. The narrow confines of the cabin make it impossible to escape the stench, and you spend the whole flight trying not to breathe through your nose. Be considerate of your fellow passengers and take care of your personal hygiene before boarding the plane.

There is such a thing as too much PDA. Constantly kissing, cuddling, or engaging in other physical activities can make other passengers uncomfortable and be disruptive to those trying to sleep or concentrate on other things. A little bit of hand-holding or an occasional kiss is usually fine, but anything more than that is likely to cross the line.

After an airplane lands, some passengers often feel the urge to stand up immediately, grab their carry-on, and block the aisle. We all have one question. Where ya’ll going?

We’ve all had to deal with annoying airline passengers at one point or another. However, you can do a few things to try and make the best of a bad situation. For starters, try to be as understanding as possible. Remember that everyone is just trying to get to their destination and that flying can be stressful. If someone is being particularly disruptive, see if there’s a flight attendant nearby who can help. And if all else fails, close your eyes and imagine yourself somewhere else — like relaxing on a beach with a piña colada in hand.

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