Originally Posted by
benzoate
Without having the specific verbiage in front of me I do recall it references "your area" with respect to cleaning. In my commuting I simply cross my seat belt, maybe my row and deplane the aircraft in turn. If anyone would question that more was required during a carpet dance would be a fool. Short of the well renowned firing machine in FLL I suspect the remaining CP's wouldn't even touch this.
For the record I was commuting to JFK and Gigity, along with another senior VP, was on the flight. I did exactly what I described above and left. Off with the first 5 rows in turn and never heard a word.
This. It’s not hard. It’s not a big deal. I actually do less. I do my seat maybe my row. Out. Gone. This is not the hill we should be ready to die on. There are much bigger issues.
For god sakes. It’s friggin common sense.
Free ride. Don’t be a slob. Don’t be an @ss. Clean up after yourself. Be polite. Leave. You know. The opposite of most passengers that pay to be rude slobs and expect someone to clean up their mess.