On social media, many viewers were stunned after a viral video captured a passenger putting their bare feet in another traveler’s space.
A viral video has reignited the debate on airplane etiquette.
Content creator Cam Casey shared his reaction to a fellow passenger’s bare feet invading his space. His response sparked mixed reactions online.
Passenger’s feet invade personal space
On Facebook, a user, who goes by @Cam Casey shared a video showed a passenger putting their bare feet in another traveler’s space.
During a recent flight, Casey noticed something unpleasant.
The traveler behind him stretched their feet forward, resting them under his seat. The feet, clad in flip-flops, were directly in his personal space.
Casey, visibly disgusted, recorded the moment. He shared the clip with the caption, “Bro, this is nasty.”
Casey dishes out ‘instant karma’
Rather than confronting the passenger, Casey took action. He unscrewed his water bottle and poured some on the exposed feet. The passenger quickly pulled back.
His video quickly went viral. Many viewers supported his actions, while others debated whether it was the right approach.
Social media reacts with alternative solutions
The clip sparked discussions across platforms. Some users suggested other ways to handle the situation.
In the comment section, many viewers expressed disgust at the passenger’s rude behavior and suggested that Casey should ask a flight attendant to resolve the incident.
One person said: I’d ask once for the removal of feet. Then I would start the toe stomping boogie!
A second wrote: Am I the only 1 that clearly sees they’re wearing flip flops? AKA shoes? Not barefoot
While a third commented: She’s lucky he doesn’t have a foot fetish
Another added: Very appropriate response to her inappropriate behavior!
Someone else said: I would of stomped on them, that’s just gross
Casey isn’t the only one to face unwanted feet on a plane. Many flyers have shared stories of seatmates resting their bare feet on armrests or in aisle spaces.
One viewer quipped, “Sure would be a shame if some of that water spilled.” Others posted photos of passengers with unkempt feet invading their space.
Airline policies on bare feet
While Casey’s response went viral, airlines have strict rules about barefoot travelers. Major airlines, including Delta, American, Spirit, Southwest, and JetBlue, prohibit passengers from going barefoot. Violators can be removed or denied service.
While Casey’s reaction entertained many, it also raised questions about handling rude behavior. Next time, travelers might think twice before kicking off their shoes.