Yes

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  by Secre

  Created on: April 11, 2008   Last Updated: June 19, 2010

  In today's politically correct universe this is a question that will always cause a certain amount of

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  by Dolores Moore

  Created on: November 17, 2007

  I believe that airlines should put some measures in place and make extra charges for those who are obviously

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  by Sarah Williams

  Created on: October 14, 2010

  Flying can be one of the most stressful and uncomfortable parts of travel.  Once you get through

• 4 of 19

  by Reynold Conger

  Created on: July 22, 2008

  In any business, the proprietor offers a product that is intended to be sufficient for the majority

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  by Perry McCarney

  Created on: November 15, 2007   Last Updated: February 16, 2011

  How must western societies look to the citizens of nations where major health problems are due to malnutrition

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  by Anna Newburg

  Created on: January 13, 2009   Last Updated: December 08, 2011

  In business, things generally cost more by the pound. If the same business principles apply to buying

• 7 of 19

  by Jeffrey Miller

  Created on: May 24, 2010

  Should airlines charge more for overweight passengers? The answer might not be as obvious as you’d

• 8 of 19

  by Patrick Sills

  Created on: January 07, 2009   Last Updated: November 04, 2010

  Just as automobiles, trucks, boats, and railroad cars, airplanes are built with an intended maximum

• 9 of 19

  by Travis Casey

  Created on: January 07, 2008   Last Updated: February 06, 2009

  Flying has become a very uncomfortable mode of travel. The seats only recline far enough to annoy the

• 10 of 19

  by Calista Capet

  Created on: May 16, 2010   Last Updated: May 18, 2010

  Weight, as you might have noticed, is a problem on airplanes. Have you ever stopped to think why airlines

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  by James Goodwin

  Created on: March 31, 2008

  If a stranger sat next to you on a flight, suddenly pulled up the armrest and leaned against you for

• 12 of 19

  by Ted Sherman

  Created on: January 08, 2008

  Anyone who has flown from New York to London in the middle of a tourist, five-across row of narrow seats,

• 13 of 19

  by Mac a'Bhaird

  Created on: February 04, 2009   Last Updated: February 13, 2009

  I have had the experience of being dunned additionally for my backpack and it made me furious. I got

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  by Sezin Koehler

  Created on: May 30, 2008

  Now more than ever as the growing costs of fuel drastically change the nature of traveling, it is absolutely

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  by Lang Zaam

  Created on: March 31, 2008

  Yes, and a whole lot more but they also deserve a larger seat. Larger built people are not going to

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  by Beatrice Okorie

  Created on: February 04, 2009   Last Updated: February 19, 2009

  I think airlines should charge more for overweight passengers. I also think that people should weigh

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  by Devin Ralph

  Created on: July 22, 2008

  In one word - absolutely! As with any random stranger who happens to be seated next to you, the obese

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  by Santi Meintjes

  Created on: March 05, 2008

  Heck, yes.

  When you check in your luggage and you have more than the allowed weight, you pay a penalty

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  by Raven Lebeau

  Created on: February 28, 2008

  I felt compelled to write for this title, because I feel it is deceptive. Airlines do not discriminate