Getting your seat bumped ranks as the most annoying behavior experienced on a plane, according to a recent survey from TravelMath. Nearly 50 percent of the 1,097 air travelers surveyed agreed getting your seat kicked is the most aggravating offense. Smelling a fellow passenger’s body odor and sitting behind someone who reclines the seat too far round out the top three annoying behaviors at 30,000 feet. The top pet peeves involving obnoxious behavior at the airport include loud music, kids running wild and fellow travelers having too much to drink at the airport bar. Take a look at the results.
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