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Would YOU do this on a plane? From TikToks to tuna sandwiches, the annoying plane habits driving travellers mad
['Niamh Hughes']
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But somewhere in between boarding a flight and landing, it seems some travellers have forgotten that they're sharing a cabin with a hundred or so other people.
Gone are the days when the biggest in-flight grievances were crying babies, overly reclined seats and armrest hoggers.
Instead, there's a new wave of irritating habits creeping into the cabin.
For many, though, it's not just the filming that's the problem – it's ending up in someone else's holiday content.
'Comfort is important, especially on longer journeys, but it should never come at the expense of those around you.'