Originally Posted by
Aussienarelle (Post # 6)
Presumably the family needs to be on one reservation for this to work. However it does seem fair to families and other passangers who are often "guilted" into moving seats.
Originally Posted by
twb3 (Post # 30)
I hope this reduces the incidence of people trying to poach or shame-swap into more desirable seats because they "want to sit together" but don't want to pay for seat choice.
I am so good with little (and older) children that by the end of the flight their adult family members or companions are invariably quite glad I refused to give up my aisle seat.
I need quick access to the lavatory because of my benign prostate hyperplasia, and will not hesitate to explain this in detail to those pressuring me to move elsewhere, citing the Americans with Disabilities Act, interspersed with frequent references to my children, nephews, and nieces, all delivered in the most friendly, smiling, and personable demeanor imaginable.
I will not be shamed!
