Should fat people buy two seats to go on a plane?

I can sympathize with passengers who are inconvenienced when someone doesn't fit into their seat, but I think it would be very difficult to treat everyone fairly if "fat" people were required to buy additional seating. What criteria would the airline use to determine whether a passenger is required to buy an extra seat? How would an infrequent flyer know beforehand that they'll need more than standard seat space?

If a seat change is required after boarding, how would the extra fees be handled? Would they charge an additional fee, or literally double the ticket price? It seems like a PR disaster--and a string of lawsuits--waiting to happen, and the industry hardly needs more of those.

I think so, personally. If you take up two seats, you need to pay for two seats, because, I think we all know those moments too well, when we get on a plane & some fat person sitting next to us, is almost in our lap. Why couldn't they have just bought the extra seat & I could be sitting comfortable?

So, yes, I believe they should have too.

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