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CMV: Coach class airplane seats should NOT be able to recline.

I think that the ability for coach class airplane seats to recline does no good. It only serves to make what is usually a terrible flight experience even worse.

Whenever I recline on an airplane, I barely notice a difference. It's as if I didn't do anything.

However, that tiny space means everything if you are being reclined into. Coach class seats already don't give enough room to their passengers; you need to be either very ~~anorexic~~ impossibly thin or four in order to actually fit. Then some jerk is going to take what little room I have away from me? Your seat crushes my legs now. And for what?

Also, for some reason, if I want to call him out, that makes me the asshole due to stupid social standards.

It would also be cheaper for the airlines. Non reclining seats are cheaper to both purchase and maintain, so the airlines would make a little bit more money.

Now I am not saying to retrofit every existing plane, rather I am saying that all new planes have this feature removed when they are being filled in.

CMV!

Edit: Changed

Edit 2: I fly Delta, if that's important.
gpt
If you are fortunate enough not to suffer from chronic back pain that makes it an excruciating experience to sit straight up in a cramped seat for 6 hours, then consider yourself privileged. 

Just because it doesn't help you doesn't mean that it doesn't help others. Indeed, think about it logically: it takes effort to recline, and then unrecline when landing. Why would someone do this unless it provided them a benefit.

And there's really no part of your legs that should be impacted by a normal airline reclining seat. And it has no impact on your tray table, either. 

People that put their knees up and rest them on the seat are the true scourge of the skies. Kneeing someone in the kidneys is really vicious. But if you just sit normally, you knees should not be impacted.