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A Hong Kong couple were banned by Cathay Pacific after tensions flared over a reclined seat.
About a third of Brits find people standing up as soon as the plane lands annoying, Skyscanner survey says.
Etiquette coach William Hanson says it's a matter of choosing your time to recline your seat.
People jumping queues, using phones or other devices without headphones, draping long hair over the backs of seats, and taking shoes or socks off on a plane.
If you become aware the flight attendants are using spray to "spritz" the aircraft near you, you may want to put socks or deodorant on.
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