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| Bad habits of air passengers revealed |
Tuesday 29 May 2007 |
If you are preparing to jet off on a fun break during the forthcoming bank holiday weekend be wary on your flight, because a new survey has found that you may unwittingly be annoying those around you!
According to research from Cheapflights.co.uk, leaning back on your seat while on a plane is the habit that will most annoy fellow passengers.
The poll, entitled 'Which bad-mannered flier's habits do you find most offensive?', shows that 37 per cent of air-passengers find being squashed by someone reclining their seat the most annoying offence a fellow traveller can commit.
Moreover, the second most annoying habit was considered to be being kicked in the back of your seat (28 per cent), while drunken in-flight behaviour came third (nine per cent).
Other irritating habits listed in the poll include being jabbed by the elbows of the person sat next to you (eight per cent), incessant talking (five per cent) and loud personal stereos (five per cent).
Last on the poll was people eating food with an overpowering smell, listed as an annoyance by just one per cent of the respondents.
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