[QUOTE]What it does do is make the flight attendants day much harder when these martyrs want to make a scene and delay flights./QUOTE]
Nothing I read showed that either of these two guys behaved as if they believed they were martyrs, nor was it ever indicated that they made a scene, delayed a flight or even made a flight attendant's day any harder.
All I read from the articles was that they felt extremely embarrassed to be asked to change seats because of whom they were seated next to, solely on a policy that is not supported by any regulation.
Really, if airlines WANT to implement this type of policy, AND except money from parents who WANT to send their children around the country by themselves, the airline should organise it in a way that that does not affect/embarrass any of the other fare paying customers.
Last edited by squarebear; 16th Aug 2012 at 10:20.