http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-19728508
So a few operators are already having childfree sections.
But some of the thoughts people have about this just shock me, the lack of etiquette for flying. Myself I found myself bemused when reprimanding a 18yo for constantly opening the blind, its red eye ffs, but it was mostly a lack of experience on his part, he hadn't flown much.
I was once on a 13 hour flight, after which I had time for a SSS (Sht Shower Shave) before having to lead a meeting at 9am local time. A mother was walking her child up and down the plane trying to get it to sleep. In her mind this was reasonable and she couldn't grasp why the stewards kept asking her not too. The fact she was waking back and forth around 100+ people, waking them all up in turn never dawned on her.
My point is, if someone thinks its harsh, or discriminatory to not want to be sat near, preferably not on the same plane as a crying age child, I'd suggest thinking it through a bit before voting.


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