Air Travelers Hate Dirty Toilets the Most

A survey by Travel.com.au has found that air travelers hate dirty toilets the most followed by overweight passengers and rude flight attendants.

The survey, which involved over 1700 Australian travelers, found that the most irritating issue among travelers was flight delays. Other issues were poor passenger hygiene, and reclining seats.

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Travel.com.au''s general manager Lisa Ferrari told news.com.au, "The days when airplane food was the biggest bugbear of passengers are obviously gone it didn't even score a place in the list. Instead, nowadays it seems the biggest flying frustration comes before passengers have even boarded the plane."

Another top grievance was that passengers were not even informed about flight delays, As far as I am concerned they can apologise for a delay all they like, but unless you tell me what`s going on and how long it's going to take to fix it, I`m gonna get annoyed," a survey respondent told the site.

Some 48 per cent of respondents were annoyed with people who reclined their seats all the way back even for short flights.

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