This week's question: Because the average space between airline seats in economy class is now as low as 28 inches, down from 36 inches a few decades ago, some travel writers are recommending that fliers no longer recline their seats — saying it's immoral in such a cramped environment. If a travel writer were to author a guide to in-air etiquette for stuffed-together fliers, what should the book be titled?
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