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Airplane co-passengers: Which species is the worst?

May 8, 2018

If you have been a frequent flyer or just an occasional air traveler, chances are you have been seated next to a less than pleasant travel companion at some point in your life. It could be a chatty neighbor, a seatmate hogging the armrest or a person emitting certain odors.

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Airplane co-passengers: Which species is the worst?