From: Andy Baracco 
Subject: Re: security alert
Another approach is to use a folding or telescopic cane. Then you can
sit anywhere. Personally, when I travel alone, I prefer an aisle seat
because it is easier to communicate with the flight attendants.  Andy
Baracco
On 19 May 1997, Mike Freeman wrote:
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> In an epistle to All dated 21 Apr 97 20:38, Matthew Roberts writes:
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>  MR> I only took a straight on a plane once
>  MR> and I was advised to get a window
>  MR> seat.  Is it better than getting an isle seat?
> 
> Only in that if you put your cane next to the fuselage between the 
> fuselage and the window seat, you don't have to crawl over the 
> person sitting in the window seat to do this. I generally order a 
> window seat for this reason. But it isn't absolutely necessary if 
> you have a cooperative person occupying the window seat.
> 
> Mike Freeman; Internet: mikef@pacifier.com; Amateur Radio Callsign: K7UIJ
> President, National Federation of the Blind of Washington
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