The basic problem of undersized seats for obese people in economy, and the cost is way out of reach for most people.” Fix the system rather than the individuals.
Jaelynn was even advised by several readers to completely avoid traveling if the seats on an airline don’t suit her. The influencer retaliated, arguing that it is wrong.
To exclude individuals based only on their physical size and that flying is a “necessity”. The world isn’t made for me, so I’ll simply quit living my life, she said.
For many individuals, flying is essential for vacation, family, or job. In her words, “Telling fat people to just stay at home is not a solution – it’s exclusion.”
“Sure, flying is a privilege, but basic human dignity and accessibility are rights.” “A person’s physical size shouldn’t be a barrier to comfortable or safe travel. Let’s prioritize equality above exclusion.
In order to bring about significant change, Jaelynn is now pleading with the US government to enact a “fat equality bill of rights and the fat accessibility act.”
