What's the most entitled behaviour you've seen from a passenger on an airline?

Every so often we get the odd straggler who boards last, who finds a vacant seat in first or business, thinking that we won't know that they're from coach.

Excuse me, sir, I might need to see your boarding pass.

Sorry, your seat is 58A, not 1A.

Ah, but I'm so tall. I need the legroom.

Awkward silence.

I saw this being given as advice on Twitter recently.

This freelance guy who travels a lot decided to share his pro tips for a long flight.

A lot of it was just about seat posture and stretching and such, but then one tip was to

always be the last person on the plane so you have

your choice of open seat. Yeah, no, that's a great way to have nowhere for your bags and still get

the same seat you were assigned. My girlfriend's mom is a flight attendant. One time a woman got

quite angry because her daughter spilled apple juice all over and there was not a clothes dryer

on the plane for her daughter's sweater. all over, and there was not a clothes dryer on the plane

for her daughter's sweater. Not an attendant, but was on a flight with really bad turbulence.

It went on for about 10 minutes, then the old lady next to me reaches up and presses her button.

The attendant walked over to see if the woman was okay, and the woman began to yell at the

attendant for the rough flight, and that she'd been flying her whole life, and clearly the pilot has no idea what he's

doing. The stewardess just walked away. Once got stranded at Newark for 22 hours after our

flight had an unfixable fault, and was cancelled late at night. We got put up in a hotel,

but understandably by the time the

new flight rolled around, earliest they could fit in a new flight, everyone was quite tired and agitated.

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