I fly about 40 times a year for work, and every single time I board, I wonder why airline seats keep shrinking while ticket prices climb. The average seat pitch has dropped from 35 inches in the 1980s to around 30 inches today on many US carriers, yet legroom complaints are at an all-time high. Do airlines really need to squeeze us this much to stay profitable, or is it just a case of prioritizing revenue over passenger comfort? I get that flying is a business, but at what point does basic human dignity get factored into the equation? What do you think—should we accept tighter seats as the new normal, or push for regulations that set minimum standards for personal space on planes?