“So, I guess it was a semi successful method that didn’t hurt anyone!” “It did make him move his seat up for about 20 minutes until his head warmed up enough and returned back to his position,” they continued. A TikToker caused a debate in the comments after they posted an “unethical life hack” about what to do when someone is reclining their seat in front of you on a plane. “We tested this theory out and the man didn’t notice for about 15 minutes till he started huffing and looking confused as to why there was so much cold air on him,” the TikTokers wrote. They tried it out as they didn’t want to cause any conflict. In an email to The Post on Sunday, the creators who run the account together claimed that the hack came from a personal experience when a man in front of them had his seat reclined all the way from take-off to landing. In the caption of the clip, they also added, “The plane ride is so long when you get one of these people in front of you 🥱.”
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“Turn on the air-con above you on full blast and point it at the top of their head.” “When you are on a flight and the person in front of you reclines their seat all the way and leaves you no room,” they advised. The video, posted by user has reached 2 million views. Have a holiday in the sun this July with a trip recommended by top travel expertsĪ TikToker user is sparking debate after they posted an “unethical life hack” about what to do when someone is reclining their seat in front of you on a plane. I’m a flight attendant - here are my secret tips for the best travelīest treehouse hotels and rental homes for a unique vacation in 2023
He flew to Paris to surprise his girlfriend.16 of the most unique hotels in the world, according to travel experts - Spanish castles, bubble hotels and more She flew to Edinburgh to surprise him (CNN) - When Finlay McAfee boarded a flight from Edinburgh to Paris to surprise his girlfriend Salma, he knew it was a big, romantic gesture. “I wasn’t like trying to compare it to any film, or rom-com, or anything,” McAfee tells CNN Travel.
But still, anyone who’s watched a few movies in their time knows that a surprise visit to one of the most beautiful cities in the world, not to mention an unexpected airport reunion, has been the basis for many a great cinematic moment. It was January 2017, and McAfee was a 23-year-old student at Edinburgh University. Before he booked his plane ticket, he told his roommate, Adam Jenkins, about the idea. Jenkins laughed, telling him it was silly but romantic. McAfee phoned his father for the final seal of approval. His dad told him it was a great idea, so McAfee went for it: the plane ticket was booked. Meanwhile, his girlfriend, then-21-year-old Salma Saade, was on her way back to Edinburgh from Beirut. Saade had a day layover scheduled in Paris, and she was traveling alone. McAfee figured he’d surprise her at Charles de Gaulle airport. In theory, what could go wrong? There weren’t that many flights between Beirut and Paris, so McAfee was pretty sure he’d pinpointed which Saade was on. Little did McAfee know that just as he boarded his Edinburgh to Paris flight, Saade was already landing in the Scottish capital. Turns out, she’d switched to an earlier flight, with the same goal: to surprise her partner and be reunited a day earlier. The couple had no idea that they’d both been transiting through Edinburgh Airport at the same time.
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