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Input: Shortly after boarding for a 2 1/2 hour flight home, I was approached by a steward who asked me if would mind swapping seats with another passenger.

I asked where his seat was, and he told me that it was about 8 rows back and a middle seat.

I told him that I'd prefer not to, since I was in an aisle seat and had paid extra (not much, about $20) for the "economy plus" section that gave me additional leg room.

The steward said that is why he wanted to swap seats, the other passenger was taller than I.

I mentioned that regardless, I had paid for the extra leg room and booked early to get the aisle seat.

He responded that he'd give me some free drinks to make up for it to which I replied, no thank you, buy I don't drink.  

He continues to push me on it saying how uncomfortable the other passenger would be.  Finally the pressure, and frankly the slight embarrassment of this continued conversation / confrontation got the best of me and I gave in.

I was pretty steamed the whole ride, and when I got home I called the airline and complained about the situation and about the steward, by name.

In retrospect I feel a bit bad.  What I should have done was just said stood my ground and stuck with the "no" or just been gracious and swapped with the other guy.  (He was about 6'6" and I'm a bit under 6'.)

For sure I could have been nicer in the situation, but AITA?

reporting a steward for pressuring me to swap seats on an airplane