jaylene cheney, influencers American known for exposing the difficulty of being a big person in a “society made for thin people”started a petition in change.org for US aviation authorities to require airlines to have clear policies to avoid embarrassment, embarrassment, or discrimination for plus size people.

“As plus size travelers, my partner and I have unfortunately experienced discrimination and discomfort while flying. On the flight from Pasco to Denver, my fiancé was the subject of hateful comments, disapproving looks, and even someone who refused to sit next to him, which is tantamount to discrimination”Jalynn tells in her request.

influencers She also recalls that on another flight she was forced to sit in one seat with fixed armrests, which caused her pain and bruising.

Jalynn claims that Mistreatment of oversized passengers is unacceptable and stresses the urgent need improve policies that protect dignity and the rights of all passengers, regardless of their size.

For this reason, he is asking the US Federal Aviation Administration to require all airlines to apply a clear policy for plus size clients which prioritizes the comfort and well-being of all passengers.

In her petition, Jalynn says the policy should include clear recommendations for large passenger accommodations, such as larger seats, seat belt extenders and alternative seating arrangements.

In the Change.org petition, the author proposes five policies that airlines must implement to protect the dignity of plus size people and provide them with the best travel experience.

Meet 5 offers:

1. Provide additional available seats: All plus size passengers must have an extra free seat, or even two or three seats depending on their size, to adapt to their needs and ensure their comfort during the flight.

2. Return: Airlines must offer refunds to oversized passengers who purchase additional seats on their own. This should be a simple process that can be accessed online or through customer support.

3. Clear communication: Airlines must develop a set of policies, rules and procedures for large size travelers and communicate them in a manner that is understandable, accessible and understandable. This should include information about booking extra seats, requesting a refund, and what to expect during check-in, boarding, and flying.

4. Placement: Airlines are required to provide additional assistance at the airport for larger travelers, as needed, including wheelchair assistance and priority boarding. Airlines must also create facilities for larger passengers, such as larger toilets, seat belt extenders and alternative seating.

5. Employee training: Airlines and government agencies that regulate the sector should educate all employees on how to handle large passengers, such as in delicate situations and offering proper customer service.

In addition, he asked the US Federal Aviation Administration to force all new aircraft have at least one wheelchair accessible bathroom. This change will improve accessibility for passengers of all sizes and abilities, allowing them to use the bathroom comfortably and without hassle.