A second agrees: “Well, instead of flying you’ll have to drive? The airline is a want not a necessity. They don’t need to change anything”
“Ask your ticket agent to purchase a plus size seats that are next door to the plane’s restrooms,” suggests a third.
However, other commenters have agreed with the TikToker.
One comments: “I remember the days flying when you could pass the hostess trolley without having to climb onto someone else’s lap to get out the way. They should have fewer seats with more room. We are not sardines.”
A second adds: “I mean, being of average weight I do feel like most low-cost busses or planes have reduced sitting capacity to some absurd size. I do fit in, but it feels like back pain and minimal leg space.”
For many people, air travel is synonymous with cramped spaces, limited legroom, and uncomfortable seats.
However, for plus-sized individuals, these discomforts can be much more pronounced, impacting not just their comfort but also their ability to perform basic necessities like using the restroom.
The design of commercial aircraft is heavily influenced by the airline industry’s desire to maximize space efficiency and profitability.