8 hours ago, Jimjim1 said:

Only if one has a warped mind which you obviously do.

Perhaps one should remind you that someone died here so do you really think it is right and proper to make fun of it????

Perhaps just a warped sense of humor.   Been like that since I was in a war for 20 months (or was it 24 months?  I forget).   I developed a warped or morbid sense of humor as  way to survive without going completely insane!

1 hour ago, Jimjim1 said:

8 hours ago, impulse said:

I'm not sure which is more disturbing, leaving the body in his seat (or row, at least) or drag a dead body down the aisle for everyone to see.  The former inconveniences one or 2 other passengers.  The latter?  Everyone on the plane.

I think you are correct and the better plan would have been to prostrate the body on the row of seats cover it up and move all those in close contact into other seats premium eco, business, or even first for the duration of the flight.

 

I'm not sure that would work....   

 

Apparently they tried to get the body into a more private business class seat... (area) but could get the deceased through...   so they had to use the Eco Seat...  

Assuming it was the 'exit row seats' the arm rests would not have raised.... 

Assuming they couldn't get the body bast the 'bulkhead' into the business class area... I doubt they'd have been able to get the body into a 'normal' eco seat with raised armrests... 

 

Its seems the crew did the best they could in a poor situation.

1 hour ago, radiochaser said:

Perhaps just a warped sense of humor.   Been like that since I was in a war for 20 months (or was it 24 months?  I forget).   I developed a warped or morbid sense of humor as  way to survive without going completely insane!

I can understand the mental stress from that situation, I just felt that a derogatory comment was unjustified