You are wrong.  These are quotes from sources 1,2 and 3.<p>&quot;Irritated but eager to get underway, she eventually agreed to move.&quot; (not &quot;he&quot;)<p>&quot;when the man with the window seat in the same row asked if the couple would switch positions&quot; (i.e. asking the woman to move - admittedly only one seat over)<p>&quot;before the woman acquiesced and said, ‘I’ll move.’&quot; (not &quot;before they found a spare seat next to a man&quot;).  In this one, it doesn&#x27;t exactly say she was asked to move, but the fact that she eventually &quot;acquiesced&quot; does seem to imply it.<p>In Sources 4 and 5, it appears that the Hasidic man moved.<p>In none of the sources does it say anything about who did the asking and why.  There&#x27;s a difference between the Hasid demanding that a woman be moved, and the staff attempting to relocate the woman as an expedient way to satisfy a polite request to find a seat without an adjacent woman.