Originally Posted by
COOLIO
I clicked in thinking this would be a discussion about a 4th class strictly for all children on board. Preferably soundproofed
Great idea, how about BA run some flights with a C (creche) cabin.
Put all the kids together and get some registered child minders to take care of them
Originally Posted by
henkybaby
So basically what you are hoping for is that you can travel with 3 people in F whilst only paying for 2, right?
You got it spot on
Although I view it as just trying to squeeze a little extra value out of BA, isn't that within the spirit of FT ?
Originally Posted by
henkybaby
I hope your flight is crowded and that the crew does not allow visitors in F. People like you make me hate (bad) parents.
Bad form
I hope we can both make it to the London drink so I can convince you I'm not really an A-hole
Originally Posted by
sunrisegirl
I highly doubt it, child or not. The crew don't like being taken for fools and frankly this is what PanGalactic appears to want to do.
Very poor behaviour and I'm kinda with
henky on this one.
You have never met my Little Miss, her laugh and smile can warm even the coldest heart.
We take her everywhere, she very rarely kicks off and we often get comments from people on her cuteness and how well behaved she is, I guess we're just lucky in that respect
Originally Posted by
mikey2124
We do have GCSE's, most of us A Levels- us ground staff can work things out fairly quickly! A couple in F travelling with a 4 year old alone in Y is inevitably going to cause problems.
Don't all launch an attack on
PanGalactic though, he was just asking
Thanks, I know people aren't stupid
How about if we took CW 20J/K and WT+ 28J?
Would that be more acceptable?
And if by chance 20G happened to be free, what's the chances they wouldn't Op-Up?
If they didn't, then Mrs P and I would gladly "tag team" during the flight anyway.
Originally Posted by
meester69
Well not me, Pangalactic. With reference to PG's question, I hadn't noticed that the child is only two. Obviously separate cabin ticketing for the child from its parents would not be possible as a result.
What he could do is book one parent + the child on the 241 and then buy an economy ticket for the second parent. The child would then rightfully be in F and guesting the parent presumably less objectionable than guesting a small child.
The saving cited by PG on a child ticket is negligible, often less than £5 on an economy ticket, so there's no reason to be concerned about the additional cost of an adult Y ticket over a child Y ticket.
OK, so I'm named after some tea that monkeys like to drink now eh ?
That's fine.
So it's a Gotcha, but not really, you had me worried when I read the first bit