Too fat to fly?
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My son is 6' 3", 350 pounds, when he flew to Greece. The only requirement he had was a seat belt extender. You'll be fine.0
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I've flown longhaul with IcelandAir at a size 16 and it was totally fine, lots of space, and actually not a bad amount of leg room. You will be fine0
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You'll be fine!
I flew as a size 20 a couple months ago and it wasn't bad (much, much better than when I flew as a size 24/26... that was just awkward). I flew to Europe in 2008 as a size 16/18 and I don't remember it being uncomfortable or awkward.
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As everyone else has mentioned, you will be fine! But just to put your mind more at ease - I flew to/from Europe numerous times with similar stats (5 ft, 190 pounds, size 14). I definitely fit in the seat. So don't worry!! And have fun!0
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My heaviest weight was 210 pounds, and I never had any issues with fitting into seats or seat belts or anything. I think you'll be fine.0
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You should be fine, no worries and enjoy your trip!0
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I expect you're fine. I flew to New Jersey in 2010 as a size 20/22, and only had one plane I was mildly uncomfortable on. Have a great trip!0
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My husband flew several times when he was 365 and 6'3". The only problem is you cannot sit In an emergency exit seat. They made him move his seat once because they said in an emergency if he were passed out others would not be able to get over him to get out.0
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