ditto Alitalia by the way.

Anyway, back to the main thrust of this discussion. If as the self professed fence-sitter claims (love you really Pucs)

"Your little bundle of joy is not the apple of most business travellers eyes"

does that therefore not mean that you as parents are being anti-social? I think it does.

Now Air France on this one, I believe, had the best idea. Hurd all the families with children to the back of the Economy cabin and let them enjoy their own company. Why did Air France stop this laudable practice? Because parents complained about sitting near other peoples children.

Anti-social behaviour and now hypocracy - will the crimes of the parent never end...

Now I will confess an egalitarian streak here. It doesn't matter to me how much you have paid and which cabin you are in, children have a want to be discruptive and whether you paid a little or a lot for a seat, you should be able to expect good manners from your fellow passengers.


And there is is folks - if you are not able to control your child, you should not subject other people to it. First, Club, Economy or even lounge, it makes difference.

You had your fun, now pay the price.