Fredd
Jan 2, 12, 8:30 am
Okay, I'll admit to a tiny bit of sympathy for these parents (or any others with such a cluster of kiddies), but with 20-month-old twins and an eight-month-old baby in addition to their three-year-old, IMHO they should have checked with the airline in advance.
Family of SIX thrown off US Airways flight for trying to fit into just THREE seats
A family of six who attempted to fly on just three tickets were kicked off the plane by flight attendants.
The parents had bought a ticket for their three-year-old son but not for their 20-month-old twins or eight-month-old baby. They planned to seat one infant in the same seat as their three-year-old and each hold a child in their lap.
The Fickes family boarded a U.S Airways flight from Charlotte in North Carolina to Chicago to visit grandparents over Christmas.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2081013/Family-thrown-US-Airways-flight-trying-fit-just-THREE-seats.html#ixzz1iJZnSJ8j
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Family of SIX thrown off US Airways flight for trying to fit into just THREE seats
A family of six who attempted to fly on just three tickets were kicked off the plane by flight attendants.
The parents had bought a ticket for their three-year-old son but not for their 20-month-old twins or eight-month-old baby. They planned to seat one infant in the same seat as their three-year-old and each hold a child in their lap.
The Fickes family boarded a U.S Airways flight from Charlotte in North Carolina to Chicago to visit grandparents over Christmas.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2081013/Family-thrown-US-Airways-flight-trying-fit-just-THREE-seats.html#ixzz1iJZnSJ8j
Other possible locations for this thread: US Airways, Travel Safety/Security, Budget Travel, Traveling with Children, TravelBuzz, etc. ;)