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Their models showed that rage was nearly four times as likely on flights with a first class cabin than on those without. Controlling for factors like seat pitch and width, the researchers concluded that having first class increased the odds of ...

TORONTO, May 3 (UPI) -- A new study suggests "air rage" -- the sky-bound equivalent of road rage -- is more likely on flights that have a first-class cabin. In the first empirical exploration into the origins of the phenomenon, behavioral scientists ...

The study found that the presence of a first-class cabin predicted the chances of air rage better than a number of other factors, including how much legroom there was on the plane, how wide the seats were, and even how long a plane had been delayed.

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The study found that the presence of a first-class cabin predicted the chances of air rage better than a number of other factors, including how much legroom there was on the plane, how wide the seats were, and even how long a plane had been delayed.