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06-15-2014 02:04 PM
On 6/15/2014 Clover29 said:Speaking up might have made your flight more pleasant.On 6/15/2014 Tyak said:On 6/15/2014 Clover29 said:If that was the case, next option, flight attendant is brought into it and that would end it.On 6/15/2014 Tyak said:On 6/15/2014 Clover29 said:Anytime I've had that problem, all it took was a request to stop the seat kicking and that was the end of it. If you just sat there not saying anything, it couldn't have bothered you all that much.On 6/15/2014 brii said: I've flown a lot. Adults have annoyed me more than the children that have Been on flights. LolAdults don't spend the whole flight kicking the back of your seat.
The last one I remember, I did ask. "Mom" was aware of what her kid was doing, and I could hear her keep saying, "Stop it, don't do that" and it made no difference whatsoever. Apparently the kid behind me was more stubborn than the kids behind you. Kids are like that, they're like Forrest Gump's box of chocolates.
You have an answer for everything
All I said was, "Kids kick the back of your seat, adults generally don't".
06-15-2014 02:15 PM
On 6/15/2014 SydneyH said:On 6/15/2014 nunya said:I'm willing to bet, every child has had an accident in their pants. We just don't tell the world.
Well apparently they do now, and if you dare to side with the existing regulations for safe air travel......you may be labelled a 'hater', lol.
I'm not a hater but geez. If you had a child who was 20 and they were sick and krapped their pants would you post it on FB?
If she had a problem she should have contacted the airline privately.
06-15-2014 02:16 PM
I feel it would be nice if the option should be offered. However I can't say I'd pay for such a service. But there are child free apartments etc.
06-15-2014 02:23 PM
On 6/15/2014 nunya said:On 6/15/2014 SydneyH said:On 6/15/2014 nunya said:I'm willing to bet, every child has had an accident in their pants. We just don't tell the world.
Well apparently they do now, and if you dare to side with the existing regulations for safe air travel......you may be labelled a 'hater', lol.
I'm not a hater but geez. If you had a child who was 20 and they were sick and krapped their pants would you post it on FB?
If she had a problem she should have contacted the airline privately.
People used to be embarrassed if such a thing happened. Now they go on Facebook and announce it, do tv interviews, and get compensation from the company. All the while vilifying the crew that is following regulations and trying to do their job. In a post 911 world, I.might add that places added stress on the crew.
06-15-2014 02:23 PM
On 6/15/2014 nunya said:I'm not a hater but geez. If you had a child who was 20 and they were sick and krapped their pants would you post it on FB?
If she had a problem she should have contacted the airline privately.
There's a reason why this wasn't done. If one really wants to split hairs, once you purchase a ticket, you agree to follow their rules in essence.
06-15-2014 02:24 PM
On 6/15/2014 nunya said:On 6/15/2014 SydneyH said:On 6/15/2014 nunya said:I'm willing to bet, every child has had an accident in their pants. We just don't tell the world.
Well apparently they do now, and if you dare to side with the existing regulations for safe air travel......you may be labelled a 'hater', lol.
I'm not a hater but geez. If you had a child who was 20 and they were sick and krapped their pants would you post it on FB?
If she had a problem she should have contacted the airline privately.
People post all sorts of stuff on their fb. Why shouldn't she post her experience on her fb page?
06-15-2014 02:26 PM
No, I don't believe in adult only flights, because adults, not children, are the problem here.
Adults who don't take responsibility for their children, don't prepare properly for a trip, don t discipline their kids, etc.
And if saying that makes me a hater in some people's eyes, so be it. But they are the ones who are confused.
06-15-2014 02:27 PM
On 6/15/2014 ------ said:On 6/15/2014 nunya said:On 6/15/2014 SydneyH said:On 6/15/2014 nunya said:I'm willing to bet, every child has had an accident in their pants. We just don't tell the world.
Well apparently they do now, and if you dare to side with the existing regulations for safe air travel......you may be labelled a 'hater', lol.
I'm not a hater but geez. If you had a child who was 20 and they were sick and krapped their pants would you post it on FB?
If she had a problem she should have contacted the airline privately.
People post all sorts of stuff on their fb. Why shouldn't she post her experience on her fb page?
Dignity, class? I don't know....
06-15-2014 02:28 PM
On 6/15/2014 Marienkaefer2 said:No, I don't believe in adult only flights, because adults, not children, are the problem here.
Adults who don't take responsibility for their children, don't prepare properly for a trip, don t discipline their kids, etc.
And if saying that makes me a hater in some people's eyes, so be it. But they are the ones who are confused.
06-15-2014 02:29 PM
Yes, being a conscientious passenger is the only way to fly........diapers/under pads for seats/wipes, etc. Oh, and white kitchen garbage bags to dispose used items.
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