I don’t fly much anymore at 88, but when my childhood friend passed away, I booked a first-class ticket to attend his memorial. It wasn’t about luxury — my knees and back simply can’t manage cramped seats anymore. Boarding was slow, each step deliberate with the help of my cane, but I finally reached my seat and sank into the leather, grateful for the comfort.
An Elderly Man Was Insulted in First Class — Then the Captain Stepped In
