Passenger slams woman for putting her feet on headrest during packed flight

A PERSON was left stunned by a fellow passenger’s rude behaviour during a flight – and people on social media agree.

The passenger explained how another person placed their feet on someone else’s headrest with the scent of their “smelly feet” travelling down the plane.

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The passenger shared a picture of the incident on the mildly infuriating topic page on Reddit.

They wrote: “Putting your smelly feet on the headrest during a flight when the air vent was blasting and wafted the scent through the plane.”

Despite not being able to see the passenger’s face, users on Reddit were quick to slam their behaviour.

While many people didn’t mind the passenger removing their shoes, most had a problem with where the feet were resting.

One person wrote: “So many people don’t know how to behave in public, they’re just so self-absorbed”

Someone else added: “Some people have no common sense or respect for the people around them.”

A third person simply said: “Absolutely disgusting.”

Other people pointed out that the passenger couldn’t be “comfortable” sitting in that position, while many hoped that a flight attendant had intervened.

Sadly, this isn’t the first time that someone has put their feet on another passenger’s headrest.

Last year, a traveller shared a photo on Twitter of a woman, with a pair of boots on, resting her feet on the seat in front of her.

People on social media quickly slammed her actions.

One person wrote: “If I was in front I would have sharply reclined my seat by now!”

Meanwhile, other passengers have even placed their bare feet on other passengers’ armrests.

Only last month, two passengers were told off by a flight attendant for removing their socks and shoes during a flight.

Tony Kuna, a former cabin crew member, explained that being barefoot could cause problems if there is an emergency during a flight.

He wrote on Quora: “During an emergency, all sorts of debris and unpleasant ground surfaces will block your way towards the exit, as well as outside the aircraft.

“If your feet aren’t properly covered, you’ll have a hard time making your way to safety.”

Meanwhile, this woman revealed a clever trick to remove a passenger’s bare feet from her seat.

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