The Turkish-Dutch airline Corendon is the first European airline to offer seats in a child-free zone. As industry magazine ‘Simple Flying’ writes, this should not only relieve noise-sensitive passengers, but also parents who want to avoid arguments with other passengers with a screaming or whining child.
From November, the adult zone will be used on the route between Amsterdam and Curaçao. On the nine-hour flight to the Caribbean, the first twelve rows of seats of the Airbus A350 remain child-free. If the test phase proves itself, the tickets – available from the age of 16 and at an additional cost of CHF 43 – will be definitively included in the programme.
I’m sorry, what?
Let’s all calm down for now – and take a look at the following images, which prove that having kids on the go makes traveling so much more adventurous.
You have to hand that to him: the view from there is a lot better.
No one masters the main game quite like kids on an airplane…
This guy asked me for some skittles but I just finished them so he just stared at me the whole flight.
…or the children’s dolls…
…or other creepy toys.
Hello.
Also a classic: scan the neighborhood with the little fingers that fit through everything.
Oh yeah. What should be, should be.
Oh art!
Or here: a relaxed workout.
So. Even the child-free zone is no longer useful here…
Joking aside. But now we want to know:
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