Originally Posted by w_tanoto

preferred seating is a seat which customer must pay extra. not always a bassinet. example: a380 with upper deck (the second seat from the back - and by no means a bassinet).

when i said a section of the plane with no babies. that means malaysian styles: bassinet are on that flight, but far away from people who pay extra to be put away from children. think before replying.

i meant to say why sq should abolish preferred seating is because i won't pay extra for such a thing (useless), but would pay extra for a baby-free section of the plane.

in case you really don't kow what i am talking about:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/travel/ar...eck-A380s.html

http://www.singaporeair.com/jsp/cms/...ferredseat.jsp