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Plus-size travel blogger shares how she secures two seats for the price of one on ‘almost every’ flight

Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2025 5:17 pm
by Magdalene
A plus-size travel influencer has gone viral after sharing her travel hack for securing two seats on a flight without paying extra.

Kirsty Leanne is a UK-based content creator with more than 115K followers on TikTok, who often shares tips and tricks for plus-size friendly travel. Leanne has since started her own travel service for plus-size women, called Plus Size Travel Too. In a video with 2.6m views on TikTok, she shared how she gets an empty seat next to her on “almost every flight” she takes.

“One of the most daunting things about flying as a plus-size person is how much space you’re going to have,” she began the video, which included clips of Leanne jet-setting to several travel destinations. “And with the airlines making it so difficult to book a second seat, this tip has definitely saved me so many hours of uncomfortable flights.”

Leanne then shared with her followers the one question they should ask the flight attendant when boarding a plane. “Do you know if there’s any seats where there’s two seats next to each other free?” she filmed herself asking the attendant.

“Maybe after boarding I can look,” the female flight attendant replied.

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Re: Plus-size travel blogger shares how she secures two seats for the price of one on ‘almost every’ flight

Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2025 4:27 pm
by Louise
Traveling is quite challenging for every plus size person as it requires much planning in order to avoid any sort of embarrassment out there. The plane's seats could be too small and that can cause discomfort. It's worrisome that many of those seats are not designed with the comfort and accessibility of the plus size people in mind and that's not fair.

Re: Plus-size travel blogger shares how she secures two seats for the price of one on ‘almost every’ flight

Posted: Tue Sep 09, 2025 11:05 pm
by Ravenfreak
This sounds great! Though I will say, not all airlines are a pain to try and book a second seat. Or at least in the United States, Southwestern is great. I suppose it might be more difficult in the UK since there are a good number of bigger people there but quite not like in the United States.