Sentence examples for seating policy from inspiring English sources

The seating policy for flights to Pago Pago is based on weight distribution.

Southwest, which still has an open seating policy, has taken a different approach and is selling priority boarding instead.

"But you've also got to have a low-anxiety product," he added, mentioning that Southwest's seating policy may need some refining.

United Airlines says its window-middle-aisle seating policy, introduced last fall, saves four to five minutes a flight and $1 million a year.

"A child-free flight would be tough if we were to experience irregular operations, weather delays or cancellations," said Chris Mainz, a spokesman for Southwest, adding that the airline's open seating policy would not allow for a family section.

(And the one-at-a-time seating policy means that a theatergoer will not have to worry that a too-tall person in the row in front will block his or her view).

And while most of the sexual abuse litigation is taking place in the United States, none of the major American carriers — even some pursued by lawsuits — said that they were taking any steps to modify their seating policies.

It is up to air carriers to make their seating policies clear and easily accessible to the public".

She also participated in sit-ins challenging several Washington D.C. restaurants with discriminatory seating policies, a forerunner to the more famous civil rights movement sit-ins of the 1950s and '60s.

American Airlines' Tim Smith emailed me to confirm that any seating policies referred to in the AP article are not new and that by booking online there is the option of pre-selecting your seats at no extra charge.

Be sure to ask about restrictions such as expiration dates and seating policies.