Bad news for baby haters!
I read this in the Greek Newsletter:
For the next 6 months, all babies up to an age of 2 years will travel free on domestic flights! |
As UMs? :D
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I thought they did anyway, and just paid the taxes. Or do you mean no charge whatsoever?
Not that it'll make much difference I suppose: "Oooh, we can save an extra 12 Euro so we CAN take little baby with us on holiday rather than leaving it at home for a week". I don't imagine flights will suddenly be full of babies because of this. |
Have much fun... Will probably sound like this:
Inflight Sound Swiss But fortunately the flights are short to the islands. |
They are copying the BA promo for kids fly free ;):D
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I flew A3 TXL-ATH last week and there were tons of babies, toddlers on board and a whole class of 10-12 year olds.
The 3 hour flight was fine, but I did manage to get a nasty throat infection. It may have been because I was surrounded by kids. |
Originally Posted by Andem
(Post 25205148)
...but I did manage to get a nasty throat infection. It may have been because I was surrounded by kids.
PS Please notice the smiley, and just leave medicine to medics. |
Originally Posted by Andem
(Post 25205148)
I flew A3 TXL-ATH last week and there were tons of babies, toddlers on board and a whole class of 10-12 year olds.
The 3 hour flight was fine, but I did manage to get a nasty throat infection. It may have been because I was surrounded by kids. |
Most of us probably don't hate babies. I love babies but don't really care to be seated near one for a long flight. Actually, babies can be quite good. It's their older siblings that can be real pains in the hienie. Especially when accompanied by inattentive, inconsiderate parents.
I DO make a point of complimenting well behaved children, and their parents, at the end of a flight or even in a restaurant. |
Originally Posted by Kensterfly
(Post 25205927)
Most of us probably don't hate babies. I love babies but don't really care to be seated near one for a long flight. Actually, babies can be quite good. It's their older siblings that can be real pains in the hienie. Especially when accompanied by inattentive, inconsiderate parents.
I DO make a point of complimenting well behaved children, and their parents, at the end of a flight or even in a restaurant. |
Originally Posted by frenchft
(Post 25205654)
A3 in summer and airlines in general are kindergarden... don't talk about the lake of education and the behavior of parents (greeks are noisy, so are their kids). No polemic here, just facts.
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Originally Posted by DELLAS
(Post 25206611)
Dont generalise you have been brought up on it before !!! :td::td:
I confirm : noisy people and too many kids in some planes to some distinations. I don't say more, just that i love kid, but my limit is my journey to be peaceful. |
Originally Posted by frenchft
(Post 25207185)
Sorry, but i will not change my mind because you do not agree.
I confirm : noisy people and too many kids in some planes to some distinations. I don't say more, just that i love kid, but my limit is my journey to be peaceful. |
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