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![EUROPE — A male airline passenger has sparked an online debate after describing how a father and his two children allegedly occupied the space beside his extra-legroom exit-row seats during a four-hour flight. According to a post shared on Facebook's Dull Men's Fun Club, the passenger was travelling with his sister and niece. Each had reportedly paid an additional €30 (about $35) for the more spacious seats. However, their experience became frustrating when a father and his two children repeatedly stood beside the emergency exit window, leaning over the passengers, pointing outside and talking loudly. “A dad and his two kids decided that the emergency door window right next to us was the most fascinating thing they’d ever seen,” wrote the poster. “They stood there almost the entire flight, leaning over us, pointing, chatting loudly, and completely blocking the space we paid extra for.” The passenger said he contacted a flight attendant three times to address the situation, but the family allegedly kept returning. “The third time the FA [flight attendant] came to tell them to sit down, she was already pissed off and warned them this would be the last time she tells them to move,” the traveler recalled. The incident generated strong reactions online, with several commenters agreeing that passengers should respect other people's personal space, particularly when they have paid extra for seating. One commenter wrote, “this really annoys me on flights — yes, I get people need to stretch their legs — but that shouldn’t be at the cost of invading other passengers space.” Another added, “I would have asked them to move or get the attendant to move them,” The story was published by the New York Post on September 24, 2025. The incident was based on the passenger's social media account and has not been independently verified. New York Post, September 24, 2025. #Europe #AirTravel #PassengerRights #Airline #japd](/video/cover/7705529634623851807.webp)
