Child-free flights? Airline BANS Children ??
Replies: 12 - Last Post: Apr 15, 2012 5:26 PM Last Post By: sambalgoreng
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Child-free flights? Airline BANS Children ??
It is the kind of decision that will be music to the ears of adult air passengers - but could irritate families who are travelling together.Malaysia Airlines has decided to ban children from the top deck of its A380 planes, so that adults can travel in peace without ear-piercing screams.
The carrier's modern double-decker aircraft will impose an age-limit on the whole upper floor, banning children under 12 years of age from being seated there.
Malaysia Airlines bans children from upper deck of its A380s
is this legal?
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Yes Malaysia...5
If you fly economy - the cattle car - you should just have to wear it. Children are a reality, and they travel. Rather surprised it's Malaysia Airlines that's spearheaded this though: my experience of SE Asians generally is of something beyond tolerance, and more akin to adulation, of children ...6
Why should people 'just have to wear it'if they fly economy? Because they aren't rich?Do you work for Ryanair?
Why does dividing your 2 floors so that it benefits BOTH parties seem such a strange idea to you?
Those who want to sleep and relax can do so...and parents won't be harassed by people telling them to keep their offspring quiet or giving them dirty looks
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Excellent idea! I congratulate Malaysian airlines on this move - and travelling as I do at least once a year between SE Asia and Europe, this makes them a more favourable airline for me.8
the children of Malaysia welcome this news. It means they no longer have to share a cabin with bitter old miserable gits.
