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In-flight Issue Forced to share a seat with a 450 pound man.

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Aug 26, 2009, 4:00 AM

dorianrolf dorianrolf is offline

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These are the rules in California. If you remodel a business you have to upgrade and meet ADA standards. My brother works in a bar that had to make the area behind the bar wide enough to accommodate a bartender in a wheelchair. Don't even get me started on how you have to configure the bathroom. We can now hold a square dance in there. I am not an advocate of these kind of regulations but the airlines are getting away with murder.

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