A flight passenger called a fellow flyer to “Hate Cologne”, sparking debate about the smell in “confined spaces.”
On the "R/Delta" forum on Reddit, the post was titled "Dudes and Hous Cologne" as the user shared his or her flight from Albuquerque, New Mexico to Atlanta, Georgia.
Users wrote: "You don't need to wear cologne before boarding. The preferred amount is zero. People are allergic."
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The man continued: “Honestly, wearing anything super strong in a tight space is totally unconsidered.”
Reddit users go to the comments section to share their thoughts about the various smells on the plane.
A flight passenger gathered a peer flyer for the use of "narling cologne" in a narrow airplane space. Many other social media users are in trouble. (iStock)
"Perfume and cologne are not to be announced and to be discovered," one user wrote.
Another user commented: “So I have to carry my inhaler with me.”
"Many airports have Cologne stores and people spraying large amounts of samples at themselves before flying doesn't help," said another Redditor.
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"In my experience, what I noticed is middle-aged women, their sweet fragrances. But I agree with that."
Another said: “I gave up the football club (first class) seat and moved to the coach because the woman’s perfume gave me an asthma attack.”
"I think everyone needs to cross the odor detector before boarding the plane. If there are too many, they have to go home and have a shower," one user on Reddit joked about the "narling Cologne" issue on the plane. (iStock)
User advice: "I always travel with peppermint oil to the nose/nose around to fight against harmful cologne/perfume/body spray/BO."
Another user joked: "I think everyone needs to cross the odor detector before boarding the plane. If there are too many, they have to go home and have a shower."
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Gary Leff, a travel industry expert in Texas and author of the blog Wing View, told Fox News that passengers should pay attention to others.
"Don't bring smelly food on the plane, either!"
"The passenger has a personal space area on the plane, which roughly corresponds to the seat area," Lef said.
He added: “In that space, all (usually in the realm of personal hygiene and modification) may be criticized, but it does depend on the discretion of the individual.”
Travel experts (not shown) say that the odor can be spread throughout the cabin through airflow and filtration systems. (iStock)
Leff said that through airflow and filtration, odors, sprays or perfumes can be spread throughout the cabin.
"Enlarge the course a little, and don't bring smelly food on the plane!" Lef said.
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He also said: “Some airports sell barbecue, but Sony ribs are not a good idea.”
"Don't even go to Chinese food."