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The baby's grandmother was left "crushed" by the decision, but the new mom insisted it was the right one for her "fussy" baby.

"Thinking back, they probably wouldn't have put a real transplant organ next to me, but it's still a cool thought," the woman told Newsweek.

An expert told Newsweek that the man "could've engaged in some more problem-solving conversations with the female if he was unwilling to give up his seat."

"I would never let an airline just choose for me which city I'm going to," the passenger told Newsweek.

Trapper the golden retriever's owner told Newsweek: "He loves everyone."

Paul Marks, who was on the 50-minute flight told Newsweek that "the pitch and volume would change randomly at different times, which made it become worrying."

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Airline pilot Gary Baumgardner told Newsweek that one of the most misunderstood aspects about his profession is that planes "fly themselves."

One user commented under the video with almost 2 million views: "I'm so happy they took him back to safe land."

Dr. Valerie Ulene told Newsweek, "staying well hydrated when you fly is important, especially on longer flights."

"Everyone assumed they were mine and added stress via glares/comments while I was dealing with my own stressors," the exasperated passenger said online.