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there are times I don't switch, however. I fly a lot and I'm tired. I have wide...
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dropping others, but here are two flights I have booked now.
One, already lots of seats taken. Are you saying people shouldn't be able to pick seats here if they want? 1/
there is no simple solution here. Families do struggle with booking and paying. Always have, always will. Southwest might make things easier as they do general boarding, but I don't think they let famillies on early with kids above 2yo.
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I fly a lot. 20 trips a year, so often I'm on about 50+ airplanes. It's stressful for families with kids trying to sit together, but often there is a parent with a kid. People do move and are accommodating when asked. I've done it at times, but not often. I do see complaints 4/
But a bunch of those are why can't Mom, Dad, and two kids sit together? If Mom gets a kid and Dad gets a kid, that's OK. If a parent has 2 kids, usually someone switches or the attendants help them find 2 seats or 2+1 across an aisle. 5/
there are times I don't switch, however. I fly a lot and I'm tired. I have wide shoulders, middle sucks and it can mess up my back/neck. A 10yo sitting by themself in the middle isn't the end of the world. Often others will help the kid cope, or I've chatted with kids to help 6/6
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